First bag I bought had a very moldy lemon. I was loading them into my car when i noticed so I returned those and bought a different bag. Within 3 days, every lemon in the 2nd bag was also moldy and i had to toss the whole thing.

I bought a bag of these lemons a few months ago and 3 were rotten. Thought it was a fluke and bought another bag. Three were green and swiveled up two seemed to be old and were bad. Won't buy them again.

I bought these and they were moldy the next day. The problem with Sam’s is the customer service line is so long, it’s not worth waiting for the $3.65 that I spent.

These lemons looked great in the store. When I got them home and opened them up, 3 were rotten in the middle. Last time I buy prepackaged fruit from Walmart related stores. This has happened too many times.

I buy these 2 bags at a time as I drink lemonade every day. They are the BEST lemons I have found. Generally, they are juicy with a great taste and texture. Many of the lemons I was buying were dry and had zero lemon flavor. Not these!

Horrible they didn't even last , most them were already bad inside the bag , they weren't fresh at all .. just not the same anymore .. fruit doesn't last as soon you get home it's going bad to ripe and rotten..

More often than not I always seem to get one or two moldy lemons despite checking the bag for the ones that I can see. I guess I'm going to have to start opening the bag to inspect the inside. Other than that it is hit or miss. Some of the lemons are too hard and don't produce enough juice while others are just right. This doesn't deter me from buying them from Sam's because I run into this problem at other stores as well.

I placed online order for pickup , half of the lemon from both bags were either very soft getting ready mold, two of them had hole because it was already bad and juice had leaked out not happy with my lemon that I received today from online curbside pickup

These lemons do the trick but they seems to rot quickly or they're to stiff and break when I try to juice them. They taste great though when you juice them. Ive tried tsking them out of the bag when I get home and washing them and it seems to help one may still rot. Leaving them in the bag makes them rot even faster. I'll keep buying them. The value to quantity makes losing a lemon or two not so bad

Drink water, drink more water, it's what we hear all the time. I found that slicing up a lemon and putting it in a pitcher of water in my fridge helped me tremendously to conquer this goal. The price at Sam's is better and the lemons have always been good juicers. Who wants to buy those individual lemons in the produce section after how many hands have touched them? Not me! These are in a bag and are always in my basket in the club.