Quality Home 10 Boxes - Wooden Kitchen Matches, Strike On Box type

I've used a couple of these matches so far and they do strike and light just fine, one did break when striking but it still lit on the 2nd try and served it's purpose.

I like these little boxes of matches very much. They are more useful and light-weight than those clumsy butane lighters and take up LESS room. You can keep a little box of matches in your pocket and they don't smell like lighter fluid either, plus they are made of wood and can be recycled right into your fire! If you buy a large amount at one time they will be lower in price for eack box.

But they light, I didn't have to go to store for them, priceless, 5 bucks, whatever

For some reason it seemed as though I could not find matchboxes in any store for a while. These are regular matches and work well. They are thick enough to not break easily.

Here are the problems that I've had with these matches. I am very disappointed & frustrated to the point that I've asked for a refund. 1) Strike plates do not cause matches to fire. 2) Red chemical that is supposse to lit is more likely to flake off. Sometimes it is a lit when it flakes off making it hazardous to strike them. 3) 75% of the time, the wood stick is so thin and shaved down that the matches break in half before they ever light up. If I had hair, I would pull it out. How could lighting a match to light a candle be so much bother???????!!!!!!!!!!!!?????????!!!!!!!!