Yeshone 600 Pcs Guitar Picks Bulk Celluloid Picks Plectrums for Electric Acoustic Guitar Thin Medium Heavy Plectrums(Black)

I bought these for pick modding. There are three bags with about 200 picks each: thin, med, and heavy. They smell like celluloid picks do, and have the nice release of celluloid (as opposed to the dull release from delrin picks). I got a couple misshapen picks, but not enough to matter. The colors are excellent, all pearl type. The picks are the exact size and shape a genuine Fender.

I like them a lot and love the fact that they come in 3 different rigidness. They smell wonderfully delicious like a newly pressed vinyl record and it's not really bad as some have said. They're so many I actually gave out a lot to a few friends. I only wish they were labeled for rigidness, but it's pretty obvious when you flex them between your fingers. I was actually excited when I lost one inside the amp 😅

Got these to give away at my dad's funeral. Did the job and work well for playing.

Bought the 600 pack, nice mix of colors, arrived quickly. Came in thin, medium and heavy. Used for a gig this weekend, worked as well as my Fender picks. Only drawback is the strong eucalyptus smell. I washed and dried them, it got rid of only some of the smell. Outstanding otherwise, amazing price.

They have a fast response on the thin and medium picks, I love that. The thick picks, my favorite, were perfect. Love the colors. Will buy again

My guitar student wanted some picks but hadn’t decided on what she wanted. I figured 600 would give her some options. Christmas gift. We will see!

These picks are amazing; colorful, durable, and great value for money. However, when I unpackaged them they smelled horrible: strongly like chemicals. I tried washing them, letting them sit with baking soda, even leaving them outside. So far the smell hasn't gone away. Super disappointed about that. I've bought similar picks before with no smell issue. I don't know why this batch was so bad.

I have these things soaking, they had a weird film like oil and smelled like a chemical and mold mixed. Gave me and a family member a vicious headache. If soaking over night in baking soda then washing doesn't fix them they are worthless for me to use, jewelry crafts.Upon researching I found that Celliod is made from nitro cellious and Camphor. Now warning at I did a test to confirm this, they are FLAMMABLE. I mean you can start a camp fire with one of these. I use picks for jewelry and this is the first time I ordered this type. After contacting Consumers Affairs I was told if I make jewelry from them to add a disclaimer stating they are made from natural products known to be flammable. So basically becareful as they will burn.