Personally these were the wick stickers of choice for us since 2018. Since they switched manufacturers the new ones are absolutely terrible. Half of the stickers won't release from the roll, and the other half rips the paper off the roll. The amount of time it takes us to wick jars has almost doubled.

These are not the same quality as the ones I started ordering a few years ago. This last batch was so bad, I had to scrap an entire line! They just would not stick and I'm using the same vessels, wax, wicks, and heat temps. I'm about to order again and I truly hope the quality is like it was before.

I wish I would have read the reviews before I bought 2000 of these but I've been buying them for years and have never had a problem. The new design make the stickers so hard to remove from the roll and unless you have really long nails and good eyesight (I have neither) they take too long to take off, causing massive frustration and adding $$ to overall productivity. The base of my business is teaching classes and it's really hard for the students to peel them off the paper and we end up having to do it for them, taking away from the overall experience. CS has wonderful products and I've used them for years and years. Their customer service is amazing and I know they'll make it right. I hate giving bad reviews but I feel this one needed to be submitted in hopes of changing this product back to what it was before.

I have had zero problems with these stickers. I first wipe my jars with alcohol wipes and dry them with a paper towel. I place my wicks in the jars and lightly press down on the metal wick base to secure them. They stick very well, and do not come off when I pull. I’m glad I switched over to them. I love the low profile. If you are having issues, please try the method I use. I also refill my own, and my friend’s jars and pulling them off is easy if you life one side, but they stay stuck pretty tightly which I appreciate. I use glass and ceramic jars if that helps :)

I got these wick stickers as a recommendation for the wicks I had selected. I also have some wick stickers from another provider before I started using CandleScience. My direct testing of the two leaves much to be desired of these here... First, the bad - They simply don't stick. I clean all my jars first in soapy water, rinse well and dry. They then go through a rubbing alcohol bath and get wiped well and fully dried. My previous stickers, if they so much as licked the bottom of the jar, they were permanently there. These stickers? You can set it down, press it firmly for 30 seconds, leave it be for another 5 minutes, and it will still be easily removed by lifting the wick. They need to be stickier. Now the good - unlike my previous stickers, these have a nice tab to remove the protective plastic. It makes for quick and easy application.

These have unfortunately changed for the worse. It's very difficult to peel each sticker off and they are not as sticky as they used to be.

I’m going through my last roll and whatever reason, they don’t stick to the tin containers. So annoying… well, they are currently out of stock that i placed an order it from other stores. :/

These used to be our go-to wick stickers and we used to sing their praises, until we noticed a significant change in the paper quality. Our recent order of rolls have been a complete and utter disaster, not to mention the unnecessary hassle and stress it adds to our production process because these stickers are SO time consuming to peel off.

We now have about 2000 of these that we cannot use, as we just gave up on trying multiple ways to make these work, but sadly the extra effort that was a hit or miss, just wasn't worth the time. We had purchased in bulk to use during candle making workshops, but our attendees were having a harder time than we were in removing the stickers, so not only was it embarrassing but just not worth the hassle.

Peeling off any wick stickers should be a quick and easy process, but sadly that is no longer the case with these. I truly hate having to write negative reviews, but I am really disappointed that something has changed and now I have to find an alternative option. What happened Candle Science? And can we go back to the good ole days of solid, reliable wick stickers????

We've been using these stickers for years and recently they are very frustrating to use! I don't understand the change, they were so good! The kiss cut is too deep and it's a waste of stickers.

Wick Stickers Pro used to be my "go-to." They always worked (very important) and they were a dream to use. Super-simple and effective. Enter "the change!" The paper used for the roll tape which the stickers are stuck to has recently been changed and it is a terrible choice. Like others have said, the sticker adheres too much to the paper. The "kiss-cut" of the on this roll tape is too deep as well. Both of these factors make getting the stickers off the tape nearly impossible without destroying the sticker.

Full disclosure: I did contact customer service. They suggested that rolling the tape off the stickers by slightly bending it away from the sticker makes it easier to to pull the stickers from he tape. This is true to a certain extent. It is also true that it adds so much more time to pulling the stickers off the tape. Before, this movement would take exactly half a second. Now we are fiddling with them for 30 seconds to one minute each. This is killing my production labor margin. Especially when you consider we are pouring several hundred candles a week.

I have been a loyal Candle Science customer since the beginning. We always look to CS for our supplies first because, frankly, they are a World Class operation. However, this change is a World Class Flop.

Sorry, Candle Science. You guys do so much right that it is very, very surprising that you go this one so wrong.