Myrrh Resin - Sweet Myrrh Incense from Commiphora Erythraea Somalia, 1 LB

These resins are excellent a dark amber appearance. I've purchased these a couple of times now, this myrrh and also frankincense . I distributed some to several of my friends as a little gift to remind them of spiritual matters. The aroma is pleasing and restful. The bag contains 1/4-inch sized pieces, plus or minus. An excellent find this brand. I'll also mention that this 1lb quantity will last a long time as you only need to burn a single piece to fill a room.

This is excellent quality myrrh resin. The bag contains plenty of large chunks along with some smaller pieces, which is exactly what I was hoping for. The resin is fragrant, slightly sweet, and noticeably fresh—it’s soft and just a bit sticky rather than hard and brittle, which to me is always a good sign of quality. I primarily use this to make a myrrh mouth rinse. I powder the resin, macerate it in a bit of grain alcohol for several weeks, then dilute with filtered water. It’s become a regular part of my routine and has made a noticeable difference for me. My gums feel healthier, less sore, and I’ve had less bleeding when brushing. Even my dentist’s gum measurements improved at my last visit compared to previous appointments. Obviously everyone’s results will vary, but in my experience this has been a very high-quality resin and exactly what I was looking for. I’ll definitely be purchasing again

My favorite myrrh! Sweet and earthy some pieces have a hint of licorice thats divine! Good size solid pieces. Great product. Myrrh is my favorite incense and Igneous produces my favorite myrrh. It wasnt available on amazon last year and i was very sad.

My bag was not mostly empty, with rocks, or twigs; nor was the incense crumbly as many reviewers indicated. The fragments of resin were large and the bag was full to the top. I cannot say that I liked the smell. I wasn't raised in a church that used incense so I'm not used to the smell of Myrrh. I bought it because I wanted to smell the incense that was used in Bible times. Although not for me...I would still recommend this product; as I thought it was of good quality.

I've tried several varieties of Myrrh resin and this, by far, has been the best experience. It's a mixture of large chunks (~1.5in) and small grains similar to sand with the slightest bit of moisture. Smoulders like a dream and smells quite pleasant. This was was a phenomenal value.

For 20 dollars I am not happy about this at all. 3/4 of the bag was super fine (as fine as sea salt) with only a few chunks that would burn well in a incense briquet. Not like anything they show in the picture. The smell wasn't pleasant either.

The product is advertised as 1oz/28g. As you can see in the pics, I'm missing about 0.22oz/6g. That's nearly 1/4 of the myrrh missing. I bought Dragon's Blood resin from another company here on Amazon and they gave me quite a bit more (1.69oz/48g) when they also advertised their resin as 1oz. That's the only real complaint I have. It wasn't too expensive, so I'm not devastated; just disappointed that I was shorted on the resin. The quality of the myrrh seems pretty good (other than a green piece of paper or plastic that you might see in the pics). No sticks or twigs, with a few various-sized chunks, and very little powder. It smells great out of the bag as well. I'm looking forward to trying it out with some natural coals (Coco Nara). In the future, I'll likely order from somewhere else, but if you want something less expensive, and are okay with only about 3/4oz of resin, at least you know what to expect.

Smells great! The pieces are quite large though, you’ll have to break them up before you burn them.

Très bon produit très satisfait

Bit pricey for the amount

Excellent value. Cool product. As expected, you need to heat to smell much.

I read some reviews about how these were underfilled, and I thought it may have just been that way for a few unlucky people so I bought 2 anyways. I immediately weighed the bags and they were both under 28.4g (including the weight of the bags). Minus the bag weight, I got 21 and 22 grams of actual resin. This is expensive stuff, and I hope to receive the full amount that I am paying for. The resin itself is pretty poor quality with lots of impurities, essentially making it tedious to use. Unless you are very careful to moderate temperature, it will smell bitter and burnt. I mostly had poor results on charcoal (even with sand), a ceramic burner, and even an electric burner. I decided to keep the one bag that I opened, but I am returning the unopened one for sure! Not worth it.

It smells like myrrh when you burn it slowly, I mix it with frankincense and other resins so it combines nicely