Lets enjoy some TMI time...
What you get is a box just like the one in their picture.  Inside are 50 individually wrapped NOT CANDIES.  I swear you could probably toss these in a bowl at halloween and kids would think (until they tasted it, I assume) that these are lemon candies of some sort.  As you can see the individual pieces don't have any indication that they are NOT for consumption, or even what they are.<br /><br />This is great for discretion I suppose, and the lemon smell doesn't smell like food lemon, but more like cleaning supply lemon, so hopefully no kids will eat these.<br /><br />Anyway, you plop one into the toilet and it seems to kinda fizz a bit like a weak alka-seltzer and the smell of lemon is there.  It's mild.  Not overpowering at all, which gives concern for it's effectiveness after an Irritable Bowel meets Dairy Allergies evening of discomfort.<br /><br />First, if you're in a rush (which I sometimes am due to having IBS) grabbing a pellet and ripping the (pretty sturdy plastic) packaging off and dropping it in the toilet might be the last thing on your mind.<br /><br />Furthermore, it states if you get this on your skin to wash it off immediately.  Easy enough at home, but why bother there?  Isn't this for when you're at work and don't want to embarrass yourself after the company chili pot-luck takes it's revenge?  I suppose if you're just at a friends house trying not to peel paint in their guest bathroom it's fine?<br /><br />Anyway, it plop-fizzes before you plop-whiz and to it's credit I would say that I mostly smell just the faint aroma of lemon.  Occasionally a whiff of my own brew would break through, but nothing too shocking.<br /><br />Also to it's credit I allowed my last creature feature to stew for a solid 5 mins after I was done and came back to a still mostly lemon smelling bathroom.  NOT BAD!<br /><br />On the not so great side, is if you have ever used a Bidet, which I do, I'm assuming others have also noticed while it's spraying your dark side after a particularly unpleasant deuce-drop, the spray can kick up the smell as it splashes those particles off you and into the bowl.  I can attest, these pellets being in the bowl and not up where the Bidet sprays, they do NOTHING to combat that aroma besides jazz it up with a hint of lemon.<br /><br />At the time of writing this review the price is about 32 cents per potty break.  I'm not convinced that this is something I'd use often, but perhaps if you're still young and dating and trying NOT to scare off a potential future spouse, or if you have exceptionally foul aromas.
Rating: 3 stars