I have bought this a couple of times. First time, all was well. Second time, the yolks kept breaking, apparently due to thin shells and perhaps an older hen. Don't plan to buy again.,

The image shows that the eggs are certified humane, but the actual product in the store does not. Sam's Club is lying about the quality of their eggs.

The packaging has no expiration date, there is no way to identify how fresh they are. I've been buying it, but this time I ended up in the bathroom. I won't buy again.

Price is now $8.24 for 2 dozen eggs which is more than what local grocery stores are charging for eggs making this a no buy until prices come back down. I can find eggs for $3 or 3.50 a dozen at other stores making those cheaper than this.

6 eggs were broken

Why don't they wash these? They have poop all over them. Won't repurchase

Last week these same eggs were $13.24 now they are $9.34 ??? Seriously!!!

I don't like the plastic container. I makes them hard to handle for me

I personally would never buy these again. The shells were thin and to easy to crack. I don't trust the nutrition value of these.

sadly these don't come close in quality or flavor compared to Aldi's brand, farm fresh eggs or Braums cage free eggs.