You should be able to get the least expensive eggs at Sam's club...but that is not the case...Go to Aldi's and yes eggs are less per dozen there and you don't have to buy in large sizes.

Needed a lot of eggs for a meringue I was making. Thought I would try these instead of stopping at the grocery store. Loved them. The meringues turned out great!

Eggs are great. Container does not fit well in refrigerator. Container, if not snapped together can drop eggs on floor. Difficult to stack other items on top of container.

Unfortunately lots of these eggs were broken. I think that more broke due to the way they are packaged. They dont really protect them. So i threw more than half of these eggs away. They werent handled roughly either.

Delicious extra large eggs. Fresh and beautiful; you can use 2 instead of 3 for scrambled eggs and omelets because they are so rich and large. I am thrilled with this purchase.

Picked up the white eggs for coloring for Easter. There were plenty and at that price, you don't mind tossing them aware after the holiday. We don't east the colored eggs. They are very well priced. I would recommend them to family and friends.

I like the fact that Sam's Club carries cage free eggs. I rated them a 4 because they are not organic. I feel lucky to get eggs as I understand eggs are very scarce now-a-days because of bird flu. Some stores have no eggs at all.

These eggs are good but I don't like the amount or the packaging. I liked it better with the 2 packages of 18 stacked together. I don't have room for this in the fridge and the other packaging stacked well. And I got a dozen more.

These eggs exceeded my expectations! They are fresh, high-quality, and taste great. Perfect for cooking, baking, or a quick meal. Definitely worth it—highly recommend!

Eggs have gotten smaller over the years. Probably a bi-product of that Asian Flu going through the chickens. I don’t hold Sam’s responsible but hope that the nice large eggs return soon.