Trumiri Woody Incense Cones - Variety Pack - Total 60 Cone Incense (6 Scents x 10 Conos) - White Sage, Palo Santo, Dragons Blood, Sandalwood - Inscents-Cones Scented - Insense Cones - Incent Cone

We have over time gotten quite a few of these and LOVE them! They help a lot when you have pets. They are great to burn before company just in case, and the smell lasts. I actually lit a couple and the next morning when I got up I could still smell the effects. We learned that living where storms will knock out the power for extended times, you will start to smell things you never knew were a thing! So, having something quick and lasting is so nice. You get so much for such a reasonable cost. Some are broken but if you have a long neck lighter, it helps when trying to light a flatter top. Other than the here and there broken ones, they are easy to light and I've only had one or two go out and not burn. Love the variety packs, and have a list of the scents here in the pictures. I hate liking one or not liking one and forgetting which one it was, so I wrote it on the boxes & took a picture. But I thought I would share it with y'all to maybe help you with choosing a pack. We have tried the Exotic, Wood, Gourmet, and the Leafy, the exotic was by far the best as all of the packs smelled good, the leafy was the worst, we only liked the cedar and pine and the other smells are just lemon or citrusy. Of course, everyone has their own preferences.

Scents are amazing and long lasting. Great value for the price.

I'm not sure about this incense. It is okay, but the cones don't last long. The scent is strong while the cone is burning but the fragrance only lasts a little while after, and it does kind of choke you while it's burning. I have only used a couple of them so I'm not sure about all the fragrances, but the two I have used are good.

I got these to go with my incense waterfall and it is amazing. I love the variety of scents and my office smells amazing. Definitely recommend. Good quality and have never had any problems when burning the incense.

Easy to light. Great smells. Best cones that I have tried.

The citronella might be ok. The lemongrass would be tolerable but who wants to burn incense just because it's tolerable. All the wood incense is overwhelming soap odor and are impossible to tell apart. There is no difference between cedar or eucalyptus. I tried burning one against my better judgement and had to carry it to a different room because neither human nor dog could withstand the odor. I left the open bag of eucalyptus on my computer desk and the smell of it just sitting there was still extremely irritating.I have tried unaltered wood sticks such as palo santo and sandalwood with actually improvements to my respiratory symptoms and allergies. I also have several pressed wood blocks that are a bit lacking for odor but do not have a soapy smell or produce any negative odors.It's not impossible the soapy smells in these products are due to compounds found in plant ingredients but those compounds such as saponin are still toxic to ingest and very high odds they are far more toxic to inhale in small particles like smoke. Plant matter high in such compounds would make a good binder for wood products and other ingredients but merely being "natural" ingredients doesn't make them safe or appealing. Deadly nightshade and poison ivy would also be all "natural" and obviously a bad idea that generally puts people in the hospital if they try to burn poison ivy to get rid of it.Brands so horribly contaminated with unhealthy soapy ingredients like this are probably the reason why there are many studies on health impact of incense smoke in recent years.

Some burn absolutely perfect but others keep putting themselves out and don’t burn correctly. Great variety of fragrances though. For the price I’d say it’s worth it even with some duds.

Good quality incense. No perfume smell