Tribello White Tea Lights Candles - Effortless Elegance & Warmth with Unscented Tealight Candles - 3.5 Hour - Tea Candles for Home, Travel, Events, Relaxation & Emergencies - 12 Small Candles

I'm so glad I took a chance on these. I was looking for some low-profile, quality candles, and these fit the bill. I like to melt wax in a spoon over flame for sealing stamps, and it's difficult to find candles that are low profile, with a low flame that isn't super hot (so I can avoid scorching the bottom of the spoon as it rests on the furnace).The wax is high quality and burns slowly. The flame is high if you do not cut the wick, and wonderfully low if you do - perfect for my wax melt. They look pretty when you leave the flame high, as well. The wax is solid and opaque, not like the grainy and somewhat translucent cheaper candles. Also, the wick is not too thick so it blows out easily with very little smoke, leaving no unpleasant odor behind.Yes, they are a little pricier than most tealight candles, but very nicely done. The wax burned down to clear, then cooled to leave a little behind, which I have no issue with as the tin cup itself never gets too hot to touch like some other tealights I've used. Very satisfied, and will purchase again.

(3rd attempt to complete a review!)I usually get Mainstays tea candles from Walmart, but they've been scarce as hen's teeth for months, so obviously...Amazon!These tea candles, while more expensive than Walmart's, are just as long lasting, clean burning and scent-less. I've gotten avg 4 to nearly 6 hrs per candle, with only one glitch: one of them had no wick!!They are smooth and "oily" (meaning they aren't dried out and crumbly like some poor quality tea lights are) and the wicks stand straight all through the burn PROVIDING you make sure it's perfectly upright before you light it.There is always a bit of unburned wax at the bottom edge and collected in one or all 4 of the "dimples" at the bottom of the tin, but I've yet to buy a set of any tea candles that all burn completely with zero leftovers. Personally, I collect the little bits into an empty tin for a few months and just compress the wax (it stays pliable enough) and make a new tea candle! "Reduce, recycle, re-use", you know! :)All in all, I recommend these tea candles.

I had been looking for candles to melt my scented wax and this did the trick although small.

Not the longest lasting but since I only want them for my scented oil burner they work great. I like to put some eucalyptus and camomile oil in and light a tea light before bed, so the 4-5 hours it burns works since I don’t have to set an alarm and get up to blow it out. If you need something that burns for like 6+ hours this wouldn’t be my choice but if you just need something small it works well.

Not much to say....ummm they work!