These eggs are truly cage‑free, and when they say large, they mean it. At other stores I've had to buy extra‑large just to get a decent‑sized egg, but this 24‑pack delivers exactly what it promises. They're packed with protein, great for you, and the big pack size is perfect for a household that goes through eggs quickly. A solid buy all around.

Since there are five people in my family, I have to buy eggs all the time because my daughter uses a lot of eggs in her cooking and baking. This is a great price for a lot of eggs.

I was really tired of getting broken eggs every time I bought eggs. These eggs are fresh and never broken. I've been very happy with them they are a little bit higher than if you buy them by the five dozen or eight dozen but to me it's worth it .

These cage‑free eggs are consistently fresh and have great quality. The shells aren't overly thin, the yolks are bright, and they cook beautifully whether you're scrambling, frying, baking, or boiling. I've had zero issues with cracked eggs in the carton, and they taste clean and rich. The 2‑dozen pack is perfect for families or anyone who cooks often. They last well in the fridge and feel like a dependable staple you can count on every week. Good quality, good value, and always fresh.

Back during The Great Egg Shortage, I refused to stop buying eggs and I sure wasn't crazy enough to try to raise chickens in my backyard, so Sam's Club to the rescue. As soon as eggs began to reappear, Sam's consistently offered the best prices and still does, in my opinion. We eat a LOT of hen fruit at our house, and Sam's saves us money!

Best deal on eggs. The quality is always consistent—fresh, standard white eggs that are perfect for everything from your morning scramble to holiday baking. Buying them in the two-dozen pack is the most cost-effective way to keep the fridge stocked without overpaying at the grocery store. It's a simple, reliable staple that offers unbeatable value every time..

Had to throw away 4 cuz they were broken. Can't open the packaging to check. Although it is see through but the labeling on top impairs my view. So i couldn't see the eggs from on top that 4 of them were broken.

The shells are thin on this eggs and the miniscule cracks aren't noticeable until placed in hot water for boiling eggs and then the inside of the egg starts coming out into the hot water. First time we bought these we though maybe it was rough handled so we bought a second time and same thing. Will not buy them again - sticking with better packaged eggs. Switched and trying the brown eggs for thicker shells hopefully.

Flimsy plastic container sucks and 1 egg was empty (yes, empty, not just broken - small hole in the shell and no egg inside the shell or the container).

These eggs seemed to have changed in taste. I use to love these eggs ,not so much anymore. Eggs are very light in color and the taste isn't as good. Switching to the brown eggs.