Hyoola Tea Lights Candles - 200 Bulk Candles Pack - Tea Lights - European Made Tealight Candles

Excellent pricing. Good quality. Highly recommend.

UPDATE: Must be said, I recently ran out of these and bought other tea lights at Walmart. The flame was bigger and brighter but they were burning out to center core of stem pretty fast and still leaving a lot of deep wax along the edges of the tin. A real waste of wax and money. SO if you buy these Hoola candles the flame is smaller but they burn a LONG TIME. These Hoola palm wax candles are well worth it. And if you use them for oil or potpourri they may well be safer than other tea lights as the flame will be hot enough but not too hot. I’ve used em for that highly satisfied with the hot steady burn.————I bought these about 5 months ago (200 pk) and use them frequently. I still have quite a few left. Yes there seemed to be a few duds that did not burn strong (could have been user error), but for the most part and the value this is well worth the money for a good tealight with no paraffin. I find that a trick for a strong burn may be to ensure you give it a good light (fully igniting the exposed wick) from the start.

I've been using these for several years now. I use these primarily in either an oil burner, or wax melt. These are the 'smaller' ones which are perfect for this particular type of burner. Lasts a couple of hours. They're scent free, smooth even burn.Solid packaging (unlike some that just come dumped in a bag). Easy to take either a couple of candles, or an entire layer out at a time, and store the rest until needed.

These are fairly good, but a few (maybe one out of seven or so) have wicks that don’t burn all the way and the wick gets too short to relight. Still a good value though I think.

They last for 4 hours🥰

Nice candles. Long lasting.

Candles last about three hours, no dripping

Normally I bought tea lights at Kroger, butwhen I was running low, they were out every time I went. So I gambled on these. They are just as good as the ones at Kroger. Almost exactly the same. I like to light one at night when I take my medicine, to mark that I took it. I use tea lights for that reason because they go out after about five hours and also they are not a big fire hazard. Any flame can be a fire hazard, but if you give it space, it's unlikely. A fire needs to retain heat as much as it needs air, a tea light doesn't get very hot. These were unscented, but I like scented candles too, if I like the scent. I can't compare the cost to Kroger, I've forgotten the prices at the moment. I think it is cheaper on the price, but a but more with shipping, but if you rely on getting these at a store, it's a hassle if they aren't in stock that day. Then you have to either make another stop or a whole other trip, and either of those could still come up snake eyes. So that is why I consider this of equal value to the store kind, since the quality is the same.