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!

Not impressed with the product. The quality is not there, cardboard package needs to come back plastic contaminates too much. Members are paying for something that is not there . Cage free? doesn’t mean anything to you. Just marketing. Your customer the members, like to see the quality and honesty on your part

I care about NO ADDED HORMONES. These eggs meet that requirement. They are truly large, with some I consider to be extra large.

Somehow, these cage free eggs seem to have more protein than the mass-farmed equivalent. That makes the whites firmer and the yolks don't break as easily during cooking.

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).

It came with broken eggs, the package isn’t very strong and it is easy to drop eggs out of the package.

Listed as Large eggs but not really. It takes 2 eggs to make what is a large egg.

Good quality eggs, but I’d rather have two normal dozen egg cartons than the 24-ct flat package. They regular size cartons are easier to fit into the fridge.

I wouldn't call these "large" but they are cage free and a good value for the money. I, personally, can't tell the difference between these and any other eggs but at the price for 2 dozen they really can't be beat. I buy a package almost everytime I go to Sam's. Would recommend.

Member's Mark cage-free eggs are an excellent value! I appreciate their taste, freshness, quality, and I buy them regularly. I can really taste the difference between Member's Mark eggs and lower-quality eggs from other brands, and I'm sure you will too.