So when I buy these the past few months, they have all been borderline old and only last on my counter for two days before the begin to mold. That’s a little frustrating.

I always compare prices before I buy, but these lemons have always come up the better deal. I almost always have lemons on hand. These are 9/10 on quality. Only once have I had an issue with some bad lemons in the bag.

LEMONS, purchase often from Sams, this was first time purchasing through outside pickup and the selection of product could have been better, a lot of brown pieces.

One went rotten in a week. I paid a tip to have groceries delivered. Not sure it's worth it or how often I will do this. Most of the time it's pretty good.

Extremely small unlike usually large lemons. Only 5 lemons in the bag and they were very small. How is that bulk buying. At least they weren't rotten like all my other produce. No more Sam's Club after 20 years for us.

Beautiful lemons, but opened the bag after three days all but one was completely molded. I had to throw them away. Won’t buy them again. You can’t get any money back unless it’s a pickup order. Otherwise no refund.

Purchased 2 bags to fix lemonade for party. 1/2 of each bag had green powdery mold. Don't know what is going on with Sam's. All these years I could always reply on everything being so fresh.

When you are making something that calls for lots of lemon, a bag of these are a good deal. They always make lots of juice. Much better than using bottle juice

I wasn't sure if I should buy such a large bag of lemons, but so glad I did. They are/were a medium sized lemon and I have used them in several of my recipes since buying them. Will buy them again when I run out of these that I have.

The past couple of bags of lemons I have bought have not been fresh. Before I can use them up, 2-3 mold. I do wonder if the older bags are selected for those of us that order curbside.