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B-flat clarinet reeds →
B-flat clarinet; strength numbers can feel different between reed makers.
Allow to air dry and keep flat in a ventilated reed holder.
Alto saxophone reeds →
E-flat alto saxophone; choose strength to suit your mouthpiece and playing comfort.
Dry after playing and avoid leaving the reed on the mouthpiece.
Tenor saxophone reeds →
B-flat tenor saxophone only; verify the instrument and strength before opening.
Wipe excess moisture gently and store flat in a ventilated case.
Clarinet pull-through swab →
For a suitable clarinet bore; remove the reed and follow your instrument care instructions.
Hand wash gently and let the cloth dry fully.
Alto saxophone swab →
Alto saxophone body; not a universal swab for every saxophone size.
Wash without fabric softener and air dry.
Cork grease stick →
Use only where recommended by your instrument maker.
Cap after use and store away from direct heat.
Mouthpiece cushion pack →
For compatible clarinet and saxophone mouthpieces; trim only if needed for fit.
Replace lifting or worn patches and clean the mouthpiece according to its instructions.
Ventilated reed case →
Check reed length and slot size; accommodates many clarinet and saxophone reeds.
Wipe the case clean and leave open to dry when needed.