Brown Eggs 18 Count are good, but it’s bull crap that you pay for a membership, and then they tell you that you can’t buy more than two! I have nine children, and eleven people in my household! We need more than two 18 packs of eggs, but Sam’s only lets you buy two per visit! That’s not right and unfairly limits large families!

As close to farm raised as I have found from a grocery store. The yolks are orange as they should be and the egg shells have not been bleached. The eggs themselves are absolutely delicious. I also feel good knowing that the chickens got raised on a pasture and not in cages.

Pasture raised eggs are key to deep, orange yolks and great taste. I assume they use only organic feed, but the label doesn’t guarantee it… meaning the food the chickens feed on might not be certified organic. At least the chickens get to run around and get plenty of exercise! :)

Best eggs I've ever gotten from a large big-box store for a great price. The yolks are deep orange and very tasty. Can we trust that the disclosures are truthful and that the chickens are not being fed vegetable feed with orange dye? Hopefully, Sam's subscribes to thoroughly vetting its providers.

We normally purchase eggs from a local farm but their chickens haven’t been laying because of the heat. These eggs were a good substitute. The flavor was good. The carton says large eggs but I’d say they are more a medium size. Overall for the price they were a good buy

For a commercially available egg, these are pretty darn good. Unfortunately, though not typical but not uncommon either, for my experience at Sam’s with things I find I really like and only find and buy at Sam’s, the product will disappear with no explanation nor cogent prognosis of a return to availability. Such is the case with these eggs.

These are th best Pasture Raised Eggs I've ever purchased elsewhere. The yolks are orange, meaning high in vitamins and minerals due to healthy chickens. The flat is superb. I will buy these from now on. Worth the few pennies extra over common grocery chain eggs.

Hard to find affordable pasture raised eggs. These are a great price. Taste good. Yolkes are a "normal" color (some brands are darker than others). Shells crack well when hard boiled. Im glad i can recycle the plastic just dissapointed its a lot of plastic. Wish there was a return system so they can reuse the cartins. I do love the product.

Usually buy the expensive organic free range eggs that about $7 a dozen. It’s said that the bright rich yellow-orange color of the yolk determine quality of the egg. I compared this brand to the expensive brand that I had at home and to my surprise it was just as vibrant and rich, for a much better price and quantity.

Tastiest eggs around. Only thing is the shells are very hard to break through as the inner membrane is very tough. This leads to a few shell bits falling into the pan or bowl. Need to give the egg a good rap on the edge of the pan to crack the shell and membrane together. This sometime breaks the yolk.