I've learned to prep my 8 oz. tin vessels days before so that the sticker has time to adhere sufficiently, use alcohol to clean, make sure they are completely dry (use heat gun) before adhering to tin and don't pour too hot on candle making day. They will stay put as intended purpose. Never any issues with glass vessels. Hope this helps those with issues!

I have been using the Wick Stickers Pro for 3 years now. I am giving a 5-Star review because I have used about 2,500 of these wick stickers to date and have no problems with them to date. I clean every wick base with 99% alcohol and dry before placing the sticker. My vessels get cleaned with 99% alcohol and wiped really well before I secure the wick in place. Ive never had a wick lift. These wick sticker pro’s are perfect. Im actually purchasing another 1000 piece roll right after this review.

I do not have many issues with Wick Stickers Pro. I find its best to clean containers with alcohol. Once dried apply the wick sticker, wick and wick stabilizer, and allow to sit overnight. I have had less of a problem that way.

So, I see the negative reviews saying they don't stick, however if I have this issue where I don't have one sticking, I reclean the glass and it usually sticks without issue. I have been using these stickers without issue, I have only had a batch of stickers where they were just difficult to get off the roll, but they still performed well, so I wouldn't ding that. I love these stickers!

I'm not sure why Candle Science chooses to respond to reviews privately. It would be much more beneficial to everyone if knowledge and information is shared, don't ya think? Weird. Nonetheless...

I take reviews with a grain of salt. I'll throw out the outliers, and take what I can from the rest. This item has reviews that are all over the map, so I'd like to offer an honest assessment for those who have been burned by faulty wick stickers as I have.

Yes, these stickers are a bit difficult to remove. It's not as bad as some people are leading you to believe. Although I couldn't pull them off easily, I just had to slide my fingernail between the sticker and the backing to do so. It takes me an extra 5 seconds to do that. Considering the benefits, I'm willing to make this sacrifice.

On the bright side, these things STICK. If I have to choose between taking an extra 5 seconds to pull off a wick sticker or having to remake an entire candle because the wick came loose, I'm choosing the prior every time.

My only word of advice is not to use these on test candles if you're planning to reuse the vessel. They're a b*tch to remove because THEY STICK extremely well. There you have it. Your mileage may vary.