I only buy limes at Sam's. They are large, juicy, and last in the refrigerator. My husband uses lime juice as a substitute for salt. Every time I slice into a Sam's lime I am reminded how universal this flavor is an ingredient, and how versatile it is also. From marinades to salad dressing, and, of course mojitos and margaritas there is no substitute for fresh lime juice.

These limes are flavorful and very juicy. Excellent for making cocktails or just plain limeade. So much more complex than lemons.

This product is always fresh and consistent month in and month out. If we don’t use them all , I squeeze them to make juice for margaritas or save for later. You can freeze the juice in an ice cube tray for smaller serving sizes

I buy these every week - Sam's limes and lemons are almost always fresh. I can count on one hand the times I have found bad or juiceless fruit in the bag.

Great value if you are going to use a lot of limes. A few were somewhat dry but almost all were nicely juicy.

Some are juciervthan others, but always make sure to check them, there is always at least 1 rotting which will make the others turn.

Sorry the lines only lasted a few days in the refrigerator before going bad. I would not buy limes again from Sam’s Club.

Within 2-3 days after purchasing the limes were rotting and developed a gray dusty residue that became airborne. Very unhealthy!!

The limes also rotted within 2days of purchasing and intended to return but same as the lemons they rotted to bad the juices leaked thru the bag. Messy and smelly.

Looked green, hard as rocks, internally decomposing. I grew up in Southern California. Our property was acres of orange groves. Fruit stands were on every corner and people traveled inland for fresh produce. The energy and toll on the planet and humans for fruit to travel so far to be sold for profits days are numbered. Epic Fail!