These eggs were very suspicious. The yolks were yellow instead of orange, and one froze and turned rubbery. There's a lot of information circulating about Walmart selling lab-made or synthetic eggs, and products like these wouldn't necessarily be labeled as “lab-made.” I ended up throwing them away I'm not feeding my family eggs I don't trust. Personally, I'll be avoiding eggs from Walmart and Sam's.

These eggs used to be some of the best pasture raised eggs you could buy. Not anymore. They cheapened up the cartons they come in now. The lids fly open easily and eggs are much easier to damage. The eggs themselves have become smaller, lighter in weight, and sometimes the yolks are very pale. Definitely cost cutting happening here.

Sam's needs to investigate the source of these eggs and make sure they are truly pasture raised otherwise it's false advertising. In my experience, they are pasture raised for less than a third of the times I buy them. And I eat eggs almost everyday.

The new Organic Pasture-Raised Eggs seem to lack the flavor of the original Pasture-Raised Eggs. I've also noticed that the yolks are no longer orange, which is quite disappointing. I sincerely hope that Sam's Club might consider reintroducing the original product.

the company supplying these eggs is putting medium eggs in the center of the pack. You can't tell until you get home and open them because they are hidden by the lable. The last few months when Ive purchased them it has been that way. Sam's club needs to measure and take care of this issue

I have bought these eggs several times taste great flavorful. This last batch I fried 3 eggs living yolks whole. My wife and I broke open 1 egg each and the yolks were a pale yellow color about the same color of a beaten egg. Absolutely no taste what so ever. 3rd egg was normal orange-yellow color and tasted like it should. While these eggs are not overly expensive they are a premium price to other eggs. Will see how the others are won't buy them again.

The yolks are much lighter than what was previously sold for pasture raised eggs. Lightness comparable to cage free eggs which is disappointing. I will try a few more times to see if this is consistent if so will go back to Vital Farm eggs. Price is great.

ONLY GET THE EGGS WITH THE LEFT AFFIXED LABELS!! We have bought these for some time now, and we've noticed that sometimes the yolks are orange (good) and sometimes yellow (sub-par). We have noticed the pattern! The labels on top that are affixed in the center are sub par and the labels affixed on the left are beautifully orange! Different farms, probably! Please keep the LEFT label farm! Move the other one to the standard eggs! Or, at the very least, find out what the good farm does and tell the other farm to do that! The “good” eggs taste very good!

Wonderful value for pasture raised eggs

They are good eggs and haven't had any problems using them and for the money they are great!