DiamondOhio Blue Tip Strike on Box Matches, 1 Pack, 250 Count

Great quality. Watch Patterson btw.

I bought these because they had the fastest shipping time and they work just like a match should. All good.

I am very upset because my research showed Ohio blue tip matches are made in USA and don’t have perchlorate in the tip ; when I received the product, the packaging said neither was true…and I can’t return them…disgusted…

Oddly enough, I have been having a hard time finding matches for the bathroom. They are used to as an air freshener after a #2.I believe it's hard to find good matches because match companies have gone away from using sulfer in their matches. This is why you don't see matches with a white and red tip anymore - just red. I assume the white part was the sulfer.Anyway, I don't know if these matches have sulfer in them; however, they have a stronger scent than any match I have found. They light extremely easy in comparison to other brands - which are so hard to light that the match will sometimes break if you don't hold it a certain way. Whereas these matches will light with the lightest pull across the striking surface.I don't consider these matches to be expensive considering I'd have to use 2 or even 3 of another brand to get such a strong #2 air freshener.

**Not what was/is pictured or described!** does not have a “reusable tin plated container. It did however arrive in a smashed paper, traditional match box.

The seller advertised one thing but shipped another. Basic matches are very good... sturdy and even striking. Not made in USA and not in metal dispenser box as advertised. Sent seller a message stating all of this and zero communication from that seller. Matches brand is better than average, seller is a strike out... avoid.

These were the only matches my dad ever bought so I try to get them whenever I need matches! Always excellent.

Every other match I've ever used, (and I use a lot of them. We heat with wood, and have multiple lanterns), pales in comparison to the Ohio Blue tip. I prefer strike anywhere, but apparently they are now pretty much banned (although I have purchased other brands of strike anywhere to make into waterproof/Windproof matches, but you have to bundle them for them to approximate the old Ohio Blue tip Strike anywhere matches. Now that matches have to be struck on a chemically treated strike pad, they barely put a tip on them, and the strike pads are rarely solid, so you have to try to strike them several times, which wears away what small amount of head the match has, so it may or may not light before the stick breaks. I have never had an Ohio Blue tip need more than one strike. I'm probably way too obsessed with this subject, but it is irritating that matches have gotten to costly, and are so shabbily made. Signed, a grumpy old man.