Edens Garden Lemon Essential Oil- 100% Pure Premium Grade, Undiluted, Natural, Therapeutic, Aromatherapy, The Best for Diffuser, Laundry, Humidifiers, Kid Safe 10 ml (.33 fl oz)

When I first started using essential oils, this was one of the most popular in the beginner sets and such. Honestly, I didn't see a need for it... until I started blending essential oils! Omg, this is SUCH an essential! You can DRAMATICALLY change or enhance an essential oil recipe with lemon, and it goes so well with just about everything! I did get the Sweet Orange from the start but I've since added grapefruit as well and need to get some lime! I have 40 bottles of essential oils now and all but three are from Eden's Garden. Honestly, I don't use them for therapeutic purposes other than aromatherapy for my anxiety so while I can't vouch for integrity, I can certainly say that they store well, they smell lovely, and I will continue to buy from Eden's Garden. I've read many reports done by independent studies on the integrity of certain oils and brands and I've never seen a report in which Eden's Garden oils didn't excel. I've done the paper test and was not disappointed in the results, though that was so long ago now I don't remember the details, only that I was pleased. Folks claim that lemon's best use is for adding to vinegar water for cleaning and though it does make a dramatic difference in both the smell and the cleaning ability, I can't say even it's cleaning power is more valuable to me than the scent in my diffuser recipes. I've researched the other companies and though they have great reviews, NO ONE can buy any without becoming a representative or paying twice as much. Therefore it only makes sense that they will rave on products that THEY sell, and it's quite obvious that the products are marked up to pay those representatives, those who referred them, and those who referred the referrer. If you look up "how to determine the integrity of essential oils," you'll find that the company should know where they were acquired, how they were rendered, what they are expected to do, and their historic origins. While Amazon may or may not transfer all of this information, the Eden's Garden website does.

We use essential oils primarily three ways in our home. We diffuse them with our electric diffusers, wear them in our locket diffusers, or mix them into our natural cleaning products to make them smell better. We do not ingest essential oils or apply them to our skin so my review will not address those uses.I have prepared a simple pros versus cons list for my review.PROS-- This is 100% pure, undiluted, and therapeutic grade lemon essential oil.-- It is packaged in a dark brown glass bottle which is important because essential oils break down faster when exposed to heat and light.-- The bottle was securely sealed.-- The overall aroma for this oil is true lemon.-- There is nothing artificial or fake about this essential oil at all. It reminds me of fresh cut lemons.CONS-- None that I have encountered thus far.Edens Garden lemon is a lovely essential oil and I enjoy blending it with their grapefruit, sweet orange, bergamot, and other essential oils in our diffusers.

Eden’s Garden oils are top quality. The lemon essential oil smells delicious and of fresh lemons.

It’s perfect and a great value. I’ll order it again.

These little drops of lemon smell more like lemons than the ones in my refrigerator. The smell is so great I put a drop on my finger tips and rubbed the back of my hair with it. Couldn't hurt. I wanted it to last all day cause I love the smell of lemons.Unfortunately, it did not last all day.But I remembered a gift that my oldest daughter had given me at least a year ago. It was an electric diffuser and I didn't like the smells of the oils that came with it. So, I got it out, filled it with water, poured a few drops into the little container on top. Boy, what a difference this product made. Now, I love the diffuser and am going to try other smells (and get more Lemon) from EDENS GARDEN. Such a difference. Thank you for making a true lemon oil.

I use EOs mostly for their smell although I know they have some other practical uses. I'm not a believer that these are an alternative medicine and I'm actually pretty irritated by those that claim these can replace common medicines without showing an iota of research to support these claims.That being said, how you use this product is on you. The product itself seems high-quality to me based on their claimed ingredients and by my own comparisons with other brands that use synthetic ingredients.My favorite thing about these oils is that they're high quality and they're cheap. They're not part of some DoTerra direct sales scam that tries to convince people their oil is the holy grail and worth 4-5x more than this.Do yourself and your friends/family a favor and avoid the money-grubbers by choosing a fairly priced, high quality brand like Edens Garden.PS I know an immediate question that might come to your mind is "What does this guy have against Doterra?" Well, a family member of mine got suckered into the scam despite my warnings and provided research opposing her claims and is now working to sucker the rest of my family into paying stupid amounts of money on Doterra products. This family member and several others in the essential oil sales industry also like to claim outrageous health benefits and cures that their oils can provide in order to sell more product. I have literally heard some of them tell me that the essential oils can help cure cancer. Doterra even sells a 'family physician kit' that suggests you rub their oils on your skin and ingest it for the purposes of curing ailments - yet to my knowledge they don't provide a SINGLE source of research to back any of their claims or recommendations.Regardless of those despicable health claims and sales pitches, even if you use EO's simply to enjoy the aromas there is no reason to pay 4-5x the price for the same quality product.

Good quality