SCENTORINI Citronella Incense Sticks, Thick Citronella, Lemongrass Incense Sticks, for Outdoor Garden Patio Camping, 12 PCS

Works like a champ. I surround myself with them and is protected.

I live in Florida. This is a necessity rather than a convenience, here. With a nice, copper holder to place them in ($10-15$) that has enough slats to hold them up, you can make these last a while. They can break easy, so separate by gently holding the edges and pulling them apart. Just remember, you need something to put them in/on. You will save a lot of money, even needing a container/holder, compared to the thick coils.

These didn't even last half an hour before they went out. They don't hold their shape, droop, barely put off any smoke, and then go out. I used two different kinds of holders. The tall holder on the lid is the type that came with it. The holder in the bowl is the one that comes with the Off brand coils. Neither worked. Maybe they will work better with a hanging/hook type holder, but with the minimal amount of smoke, even if they don't go out, I doubt they will be very effective. I included a picture of an Off brand coil as comparison. It is much more substantial, holds the ember for several hours, puts off a good amount of smoke, and doesnt deform. Over all, in my opinion, these coils, compared to the regular Off coils, are WORTHLESS. Just spend the money and get the Off brand coils or a thicker, more substantial coil like the Off coils. These thin coils just don't work well.

They are very thin and break easily when separating but they do keep the mosquitoes away you just have to figure out how to secure them when burning them. The little stand doesn't work very well

The media could not be loaded. These are tiny compared to regular mosquito coils. They are approximately 25% the size of a regular mosquito coil and thickness. That is not necessarily a bad thing as I find normal mosquito coils often go to waste, so I will often break them into sections.These have a strong citronella smell when you open the package and they burn. You will just have to light multiple to have the same smoke at one time as a traditional mosquito coil.

Mosquitoes are repelled and go elsewhere.

These Citonella sticks are reliable and worth the price. I had some from 10 years ago so I decided to burn them and they were still burnable. These sticks are thick and last for at least two hours and minutes more. They burn slow and the smoke does rid the mosquitoes. Sorry I can't tell you the perimeter however I use one stick and move the stick as I move around my garden just to be on safe side. After being bitten by mosquitoes, my skin swells up puffy red therefore it is essential I keep these Citronella sticks around when I am outside early a m and late evening after 6 p m. Additionally, after the rain wets the stick then allowing the stick to dry; the stick still lights up and burns down properly. These sticks are effective while I am fresh water fishing, on a horse trail ride, or whatever event is happening. I truly depend on the Citronella stick for an enjoyable day while out. Buy them: you will only thank yourself.

while they have a strong citronella scent, which is the only positive, they fall short in several ways. Compared to my usual brand, these coils are too thin, making them fragile and prone to breaking easily. They also fail to stay upright on the stand, constantly flopping down. Additionally, the ember extinguishes quickly if the coil touches anything. Overall, I don’t recommend these coils due to their poor quality and design.