100% Australian Beeswax Didgeridoo Mouthpiece Replacement Kit For An Authentic Didgeridoo Mouthpiece - Fits All Size Didgeridoos

Worked great. Just read the instructions and don't use boiling water, just quite hot, and let it sit. Used both of these two pieces for my large didgeridoo and they were just adhesive enough, bonded well, both with the wood and together. Very happy to have my didg working again .... My kids, well, they'll just have to suffer a bit while I get back to practicing my circular breathing!

Handmade my digeridoo, went out in my backyard and split hollowed some oak. Took about 4 weeks in total and it was my first attempt and it turned out better than most for over $1000! Beginners luck! I also wanted real beeswax to match the real handmade digeridoo, and this was the PERFECT product! The look, feel, malleability, and smell... It feels and smells like you are in Australia every time you play. In LOVE! Will be purchasing again when I make for a family member.

Summary: I have several digeridoos. This wax piece is easy to apply if its warmed slightly. The wax stays put when applied and functions well.

Great authentic product and worked great

Nothing better than Australian beeswax on an Australian didgeridoo! I love that you can still smell the beehive honey on it. One piece made a perfect mouthpiece after softening it, then molding it to perfection. Waited an hour to cool then played for a few hours. Yes there is cheaper beeswax, but it's not beeswax, this is the real deal and loved the instruction video! All in all, I got REAL beeswax and not some yellow colored paraffin stuff. Thank you!

Good product. The small amount surprised me

I was a little confused on what to do, as it was my first time purchasing and using beeswax (new to didgeridoo) I ended up having to use 2 sticks of wax for my mouthpiece but it worked perfectly and it has a GREAT smell and actually left my lips feeling super soft after I’d play ❤️

Very easy to mold to mouthpiece of Dodge. Definitely makes a difference! You can shape the beeswax once it's on the mouthpiece - this enables you to form a perfect seal for sensitive lower register notes. You may notice circular breathing becoming easier for you. The beeswax helps create a more perfect seal. The beeswax has a very natural beeswax-ish smell to it. Once the beeswax in on your didge, use a small ziplock bag or something similar to protect your mouthpiece. The beeswax picks up everything it touches. One fall onto the carpet and you'll be picking hair out of your didge mouthpiece for a week. Rubberband + ziplock will protect your mouthpiece adequately. Don't make your mouthpiece opening too small when shaping the beeswax. Your lips will not be able to vibrate without touching the beeswax which eliminates any hope of generating signature didge sound.