The lemons I purchased from Sam's Club were of poor quality from the outset. Upon buying them, I noticed that half appeared to be freezer burned, and within approximately eight days, they had deteriorated to the point where I had to discard them, along with the limes I had also bought from the same store. When I disposed of them in the garbage can, a cloud of smoke suddenly appeared, similar to a sandstorm. After verifying that there were no flowers in the garbage can, my concern grew regarding the potential preservatives used on these fruits, which seemed to remain fresh only until they were purchased by unsuspecting customers.

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

Almost good enough to make leamon aide with. If you decide to try (like I did) then plan on using a lot of sugar. In fact, the amount required to make a batch of leamon aide that you are comfortable serving is so high that I didn't offer very many people any. I made the mistake of sharing a glass with my wife who once had her own leamon trees and now she refuses to let me buy anymore

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.

Was not happy at all, the lemons were not large like the last order i had gotten and they looked old. I was very disappointed, i had a whole bag that was pretty much rotten. I didn't check my order till i got home, i used curbside, i take care of my mom and cant be gone that long so the guy put my order in my trunk and came home. I threw at least a whole bag away. I dont have tome to go back and forth that's why o order curbside..

I actually purchased these to use for The Master Cleanse which I did for 20 days. I wound up purchasing 6 bags altogether which lasted the entire 20 days. They were so perfect and I really got a lot of juice out of them. Tasted really good, lots of pulp with my juice just the way I like it!

When I purchase my 3lb bag of lemons from Sam’s, I know that I’m getting more tart twang for my buck. Another retailer offers 2 lbs for the same price that I pay for 3 at Sam’s. I use them for my morning tea, baking and lemonade. Lemonade is such a healthy alternative to sodas.

I ordered these lemons for curbside pick up. I would not have chosen these in person. They are half green still, as not ripe. And I am finding that they are not ripening up although I’ve had them in the sun for over two weeks. I won’t order produce again via pick up.

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.

We purchase this bag of lemons a couple times a month. We use fresh lemons almost daily in cooking or for the splash of freshness on a salad, dips, drinks, etc. I do not recall every having a "bad" lemon within a bag. They are bright yellow in color, very nice size, and plenty of juice (just roll on counter a minute if the lemon seems too hard). They make beautiful large slices to garnish your dishes or place in a cold ice tea or water. The bag lasts a long time -- perhaps 7-10 days if stored properly. Great price!