Nothers 8oz Candle tins with lids,Black Candle Jars,Bulk Candle tins for Making Candles,Candle Making Jars(24PACK, Black)

Bonitas y de buen tamaño para un recuerdo y además la lata se puede luego usar para guardar algo.

Había estado buscando unas latas de diámetro de más de 8 cm y estás son excelentes. Llegaron muy bien, la calidad es buena y vienen bien empaquetadas, se me hicieron un poco caras ya con el envío pero espero queden bien mis velas.

These are fantastic for my candle business. They're a low price point and they never come dented (which I appreciate).

These are such great quality and make your candles look luxurious. Do make sure you don’t take all the lids off at once. Keep track of which kid go to which vessel because the fits will vary if you don’t. Will definitely repurchase!

when i saw these i thought they looked so sleek and perfect for candle making. i bought (3) 24 packs and was so excited for them to get here i kept opening the amazon page to look at them lol. i then noticed the reviews were mixed, with some people showing their amazing finished products and others saying they came beat up, scratched, dented, and felt like cheap quality. i just hoped for the best at that point.well they’re here now and i’m not sure what those reviewers were on or what their local amazon employees were on to bang them up like that, but mine came absolutely flawless. the box was sealed in that heat cling wrap, and once you open it they’re secure in cardboard compartments with foam around the edges. very protected. i inspected every single one just in case and they’re perfect.as for quality, i think they’re great! people saying the tin is too light or too thin- uhm. it’s tin lol. it’s not going to feel like glass or ceramic. it’ll have more weight to it when you pour the wax but maybe look at other tin candles at walmart or something. all the tin feels thin like that.and then as for the heat, i don’t understand that fear either. tin candles have been on the market for a longggg time and people still buy them. but here’s the thing, regardless of tin or glass or ceramic- who picks up a candle that’s been burning for hours? i don’t. i light it where i want it and then blow it out. obviously proper wicking and ensuring the heat doesn’t reach above the safety limit (i think it’s 170F? i can’t remember right now but there’s a safety limit and it’s around there). my point is that people arent as dumb as we think they are and just in case one is, you can cover yourself by including something on your care card that explains that tin conducts heat and not to pick it up when the candle is burning. no biggie.anyhoo i love them. check out the pictures. i used a pencil for comparison. they seem kinda smaller than i imagined, and to address some of the comments that it’s not truly an 8oz jar, i put it on my scale and measured. if you fill the jar with water to the rim it will hold exactly 8 ounces. typically this is the unit of measure manufacturers use. wax weighs different obviously so that will change the amount of ounces, as well as the fact that you won’t be pouring to the rim especially if you want the lid to fit. so id imagine it would come out to about 6ish.all in all i’m VERY pleased with these and will definitely be a repeat customer in the future. hope ive helped you guys out :)