Terrible packaging that doesn't work in any modern refridgerator. These would be my go-to eggs if it wasn't for the moronic packaging. So, I'm stuck with cage free brown eggs.

The eggs we bought were poopy & several were cracked. By the time I tossed several, they were not a better cost. And by the time I washed the poop off, my appetite for eggs was gone. We've decided to buy eggs elsewhere.

Shells are thin and yolks are very pale its obvious the chickens that laid these are raised on mostly if not all grain, no grass and likely dont see daylight.

These eggs are not cage eggs, nor pasture raised. They are raised in protective barns and are free to roam and perch. They are fed no animal byproducts. No hormones. Always good. I do recommend them.

Good quality but size doesn't seem to be Large. Something between medium and large. I'm not a fan of the packaging with 2 dozen eggs in same box...quite unwieldy and difficult to store. Wal-mart prices are just as good.

Eggs are available at a decent price everywhere but you still cant get them at Sams unless youre waiting for them to open the store. I hate going to 2 seperate stores for basics.

Very disappointed in these eggs, don't know if this is an isolated incident but the yolks are both half the size as other large eggs. The calorie content per egg is still 70 calories. Making omelets were like making an egg white omelet.

At least they have eggs. It isnt Sam's club's fault tha tour workd is so screwed up. I dont think Sam's is making a dime on these. I appreciate the store carrying them.

First time ordering these. They are on the small side for eggs that are supposed to be "large" Also watery with pale yolks. Unlikely a reorder anytime soon....

My review is on the new packaging. Just sliced my thumb on the plastic. The edges are way too sharp. The old package didn't seem to be like this. Very dangerous.