Sterno 100-Hour Emergency Candles - Long Burning Unscented Candles for Emergencies and Power Outages - Burns Up to 100 Hours - Set of 6 - Clean Burning Liquid Paraffin

No complaints. I’ve used these before. Bought them for my cats emergency kit. Opened one up and the burn time was spot on to what was advertised. No leaks and should hold up well in the truck if my car. Worth the money, not too cheap not too expensive, pretty reasonable. Obviously there is no scent as this is for emergencies and the flame it produces is bright enough to see what you’d need to see, provide a bit of warmth to prevent hypothermia or heat up food

I've used these candles in the past, and they do stay lit for a 100 hours. So if the power goes out or in a case emergency, you need lighting. These candles are the go too. For the value and the functionality of these candles, which is very easy, light it and leave it alone. They will turn off if they fall over or at least they have for me. They're very durable, and they'll last even if you don't burn them for the full 100 hours and you burn them in sections at a time. They still last a hundred hours.

When my husband suggested I get these candles I was very hesitant but to my surprise they are perfect for emergencies. The burn time is around 100 hrs. I did keep track of the first candle we used because well you know! LoL It lasted and now it’s an addition to my emergency supply box.

Good size and amount of cans for the price

Took a long time to receive my order. But the candle themselves look well made.

Perfect for emergencies when the power goes out and you have no lights

These don’t give off much light. The exposed wick is minuscule compared to a solid candle, resulting in a tiny flame. It consumes fuel at a slow rate, so it will burn for a very long time. For comparison, the same amount of fuel in a lantern, with its much larger flame, would likely last around 8 hours (that’s a guess, based on past experience, not the result of an actual experiment).If you’re accustomed to the light of a typical three wick candle, you’ll need to simultaneously burn five or six of these to reach comparable brightness. I found that arranging two or three Sterno candles in front of a trifold mirror did a pretty good job. But, for short-term use, I prefer traditional jar candles; they are brighter, and the flames don’t die if you move them around. One consideration for long-term use in a small sheltered space, is that a Sterno candle creates less CO2 than multiple candle and/or lantern flames.The Sterno candle form factor is convenient; It’s compact, lightweight, and stores well. If you’re in need of a low-light, low-heat, long lasting flame, these are ideal.

Works great