They were the only eggs available that day. One egg was cracked and didn't see til i got home, so the 3 adjacent eggs were all stuck to the packaging. Other than that everything fine. Never had cage free before

“Organic” means free range and fed non crap food. This is still just as bad as the regular eggs right next to our but labeled differently to fool you. Don’t fall for it

These are a heart healthy alternative to your less expensive raised in a cage white egg. The container keeps them from breaking while being transported. I've never had a broken egg with this brand. Great value.

Not sure what's up with these eggs, but the membrane is super tough making these very difficult to crack quite often leading to a mess or getting shell pieces in with the egg.

It's a good deal for the 2 dozen you get. It's as good of deal as any other place. It helps that they replenish their stock faster than any other of the big box type of stores.

The eggs were not all “large.” There were very small eggs conspicuously hidden behind the label. I'll need to open the package to check next time I buy eggs. Very misleading!

I go to Sam's specifically to get their Member's Mark Pasture-Raised eggs, but they are often out of them. I tried these cage-free instead and they don't compare. The yolks are smaller, thin and pale compared to the Pasture-Raised eggs. They are a good price, but I doubt that I will buy these again.

Good eggs. My #2 stand-by if the” pasture raised” aren’t available. A good deal given the pack size and availability challenges of late. These have a good flavor - I don’t know, what do you say about eggs? They have a rich looking and tasting yolk…

Thin shells, light-colored yolks, and some of the eggs had runny whites. Plus they are more expensive than the Free Range non-organic eggs, although last time we bought the Free Range eggs, the yolks were not as dark yellow as previous purchases. Glad to see organic options though!

These eggs are the best ones I have found. They are a cut above the usual white eggs you always see, and Sams still keeps the price very reasonable. They taste great, have great color and consistency, with dark, firm yolks and are easy to crack and cook. Apparently happy, cage-free hens do make better eggs. By the way... Eggs are a fantastic source of protein without all the carbs, sugar etc you don't need. And don't listen to the naysayers. I started avoiding carbs and sugar a couple of years ago and thus started eating 15-30 eggs a week, and my good and bad cholesterol numbers are perfectly normal for the first time in my rather long life!