We characterize the countable compactness of lexicographic products of GO-spaces. Applying this characterization about lexicographic products, we see: the lexicographic product X-2 of a countably compact GO-space X need not be countably compact, omega(2)(1), omega(1) x omega, (omega + 1) x (omega(1) x 1) x omega(1) x omega, omega(1) x omega x omega(1), omega(1) x omega(1) x omega x omega(1) x omega x center dot center dot center dot, omega(1) omega(omega), omega(1) x omega(omega) x (omega + 1), omega(omega)(1), omega(omega)(1) (omega(1) x 1) and Pi(n epsilon omega) omega(n +1) are countably compact, omega x omega(1) (omega + 1) x (omega(1) x 1) x omega x omega(1), x omega x omega(1) x omega x omega(1) x center dot center dot center dot, omega x omega(omega)(1), omega(1) x omega(omega) x omega(1), omega(omega)(1) x omega, Pi(n epsilon omega) omega(n) and Pi(n <=omega) omega(n +1) are not countably compact, [0, 1)(R) x omega(1), where [0, 1)(R) denotes the half open interval in the real line R, is not countably compact, omega(1) x [0, 1)(R) is countably compact, both S x omega(1) and omega(1) x S are not countably compact, omega(1) x (-omega(1)) is not countably compact, where for a GO-space X = X, <X, TX , -X denotes the GO-space X, >X, TX .