disappointed paying for 5 dozens when I used to get 7 and half dozen.

Eggs are so high right now

The last time I bought these, the price was $25+. The price has sure come down in the last couple of months.

I use to buy my eggs from Sam’s all the time, however that will change. The price increase in these eggs are absolutely ridiculous.

We have never had an issue with these eggs until this past month. Our last box had 9 broken eggs. This is the best price on eggs in our area, but when almost 1/5 of them are broken, it is no longer a good value.

App showed sams in bentonville ar out of stock drove 20 miles to springdale ar to buy them on the way back i stopped at the bentonville sams and they had plenty of the eggs and the app still showed out of stock, why, gas is not cheap why hide it.

I purchased the box eggs as we had more people staying with us and was running out too fast. I usually don't buy eggs that I am unable to see because of broken eggs. They seal these up so that you are unable to look before buying. Once I got home, I opened the box as there was a bad rotten smell. There were several broken on top. On the bottom layer, there were at least 10 broken, and several stuck to the box. One of the eggs was rotten. I had to throw away at least 15 eggs as they were soaked in the broken, rotten egg goo. I will not be purchasing these eggs again due to the risk ending up with a bad product.

This feels like my favorite item atm. I love eggs so they don't go bad on me. I wonder why there have been less eggs being sold. I'm thankful I do not remember getting a broken egg in a new box. I will admit, it can take up lots of space and to make room you may need to put the eggs in a bit of a not the most safe storing method.

We are generally fairly happy with these eggs, but the box we bought last time had a significant number of broken eggs. We estimate that about one dozen of the five dozen in the box were broken. 7-8 were obviously broken when we opened the box. The others we found cracked as we went through to use them.

Shrinkflation? Idk. I have purchased the 90 count (7.5 doz.) box of eggs at Sams for years. It's disappointing they shrunk the count and the price is still $3.50+ a dozen. The wholesale price is way down on eggs but the retail price is still high. I won't say I won't buy them at Sam's any longer. But, I will not go out of my way to pick them up there anymore. They are no longer a great value. Plus, it's just the principle. It's some kind of psychological game they play with sizing vs. price. Lower price looks enticing but it is a smaller pack.