Tried the bananas: just put them in the green bag on the counter. They gave out moisture which spotted them and then rotted them. Thought it was my mistake. Tried again and frequently (twice a day) turned the bag inside out to prevent any moisture; now they rotted from the inside of the banana - so the outside didn't look really bad but the banana inside was totally mushy and way overripened - in under a week. Tried avocados: they molded and rotted in about 5 days. Tried whole lemons in the fridge; they molded. Tried hearts of Romaine and they seem to be doing better. My supermarket gives out the 'tissue' like bags and they seem to do as well or better than the 'green bags'. Tried nectarines: they weren't ripe yet so I ripened them on the counter first and then put them in the green bag and refrigerated them and they seemed to work okay. So I would avoid moisture at all costs along with all citrus fruits. Mostly, I don't have any good results on products left out in the bags on the counter without refrigerating them.

After filling out the order online, I waited for a final screen to show up with the total and shipping charges. Instead, I got a number of additional offers which I did not want. After clicking "no" on each of them, the screen closed. Today I got an email showing that my $29.85 purchase had $20.85 in shipping charges. I called and tried to cancel, but was told that it had already shipped. Of course, I can return the package when I receive it, but they will still keep that shipping charge.

I've been in retail for 30 years, and I know a deceptive business practice when I see it. Everyone should beware of this site.