Lot Soy Tea Lights Unscented Clear Cups, Dye Free, Handmade 100 (White)

Item as described, and price is a great value for clear-cup tealights. I use them in clear holders which look much better and give more light than with opaque-cup tealights. Burn time is as described.These do not burn as brightly as the petroleum-based wax I used to use. Not sure if this is a difference with soy wax or for some other reason.I do recommend them for mood lighting, but not for emergencies.

The candles are great. They arrived in perfect condition, packed well, quick delivery!. Very pleased with all that...I was hoping that the tea lights would last a little longer. These last about 5-6 hours in my tea light holders. The tea lights by Soyworx last about 3-5 hours longer in the same holders (all conditions the same). Cuddles tea lights (individually) are less expensive than those by Soyworx -- as of my purchase of each (within 1 month of each other) the cost of one tea light (including shipping) comes out to: 41 cents for Cuddles vs 70 cents for Soyworx. If you compare cost per average hour burned, both candles cost a little over 7 cents an hour = basically the same cost for the same burn. Both candles are soy way in a clear container. Both candles have a relatively small flame. Both are unscented. Both give a nice clean burn. The only difference I've found is the burn time.I guess that it all depends upon what you are looking for. I see that a lot of people who buy tea lights want them for a special occasion, like a wedding reception or party. For me, I'm home most of the time and frequently burn a tea light from start to finish without extinguishing it. I'm finding that the Cuddles tea lights go out before I'm ready, so I either end up without a lit candle later at night or starting another one... So, if your needs are for a burn of no more than 5 or 6 hours, the Cuddles are great. However, if your needs are for a longer burn, Soyworx are a better deal.Added several days later: As I use more of the Cuddles tea lights, I am finding that the wicks are frequently not centered. With the Soyworx tea lights, I believe that all 50 wicks were centered. Just another thing that may or may not matter to you...

They only last a hour or two.

These were the cheapest 6-9 hour tea lights I could find, so I was very skeptical about their "burning life." They arrived in a timely manor and lasted over 6 hours when I tested them! I bought them for the centerpieces at my wedding and based on what I can tell so far, they will work perfectly.

I refuse to burn petroleum based candles in my home but love to add that twinkle to romantic nights and guest-filled occasions. I particularly like to have multiple lights going for that dancing, twinkling effect. I have a collection of linear, transparent holders that hold 3 lights, 5 lights, and 10 lights, and 10 lights. The "problem" is that if you have ALL scented candles, the aroma is overwhelming. Therefore, combining these unscented with scented, usually in a 2:1 or 3:1 ration, respectively, works GREAT. And I was very happy with the price. They last as long as any of these little tea lights last.

We stopped using regular parafin candles a couple of years ago to protect our birds from the toxins and were looking for reasonably-priced soy candles. I was very happy to find these - the price was much better than others I had seen. We were very happy with them when they arrived - my candle-lovin' hubby was impressed at their long life. He often has to blow them out before bed because they're still burning, something that rarely happened with regular parafin candles. We've used them up and re-ordered these candles three times and will order them again when the current batch runs out. Very happy with them.

doesn"t have a good flame

They are perfect for my needs. I use them with an essential oil diffuser while doing yoga so I burn them for maybe a half hour at a time. The ones I was using from Yankee Candle would last two maybe three burnings; these are lasting me for weeks!