I know exactly how beanpod makes their candles and what wax they use. The wax is 100% soy...the brand name does not matter because the version of the wax is an older version that is not available for sale to anyone but them now. They only continue to make it for them because of the quanity that beanpod buys. But that doesn't matter either because they can do what they do with any version of soy wax. They do not blend in pariffin or anything else. The "stabalized soy wax" refers to the poaring process they employ using a half a million dollar piece of equipment that controls the exact cool down rate of the wax. I looked into this about 3 years ago and was in contact with the exact company the Beanbod bought this equipment from. By the way this company thought it was pretty funny that Beanpod was making any claims to having a "patent" on the process since this process has been employed by other companies long before anyone at beanpod was born. It is a process used in other industries as well.
