Pasture raised eggs for the price that we get here at Sam's is a really good bargain... Plus u get 18 eggs in one tray... Given the fact that we dont have many options in the egg section... I do like that they have pasture raised... I prefer that... But I'd also have loved it 5 stars if they were organic and pasture raised... The package in which it comes is pretty flimsy considering it contains eggs which are super fragile... Many times some of the eggs got cracked even though i handled them well... I also prefer brown eggs over white... So it checks 5 boxes for me... Brown large pasture raised 18ct affordable... It doesn't check the boxes of organic and good durable packaging for me...

Great eggs, I like that the claim of being pasture raised is at least backed up with a qualification. I think this certification is a big deal because its backed up with a better quality of life for the chicken, which should make for a better, healthier egg. Not all "pasture raised" eggs labels are the same but this American Humane lable seems to set a pretty high standard.

I stopped buying Vital Farms eggs when Sam’s Club started carrying pasture raised eggs. This product is every bit as good as the Vital Farms eggs at a fraction of the cost. Eggs go fast in my home so I always buy at least two cartons every time I visit my local club and these never disappoint.

Nice to have eggs from humanely treated chickens. However, if you have ever had eggs from local farmers these do not compare. There is no rich yolk full of flavor, they taste like store bought eggs. At least I didn't overpay and they are from humanely treated chickens

Been buying pasture raised eggs at Aldi for awhile. They are good, but I sometimes questioned if they are truly pasture raised. Shells seemed to thin for pasture raised to me. When I saw the M/M brand was back in stock at Sam's at cost that beats Aldi, I had to try them. So glad I did. These eggs are the real deal ! Strong shells with deep orange yolks and exceptional texture and flavor.

I buy these often. The price is good & I like that it comes with 18 eggs. I have never had a bad egg. They always taste fresh & I am happy Sam's Club sells eggs that are from pasture raised chickens, not fed any animal byproducts & no added hormones.

What a great price on pasture raised eggs. Did you know that Pasture raised eggs come from hens that are allowed to roam freely outdoors on a pasture. They have plenty of space to move around, and they can eat a natural diet of grass, insects, and other plants. This type of environment is thought to be the most humane and natural for the hens, and the eggs produced tend to be of higher quality. The term “free range” is regulated by the USDA. USDA free range eggs come from hens that are allowed to roam freely outdoors in a fenced area. This means they have more space and access to natural sunlight and fresh air than hens that are kept in cages and those labeled cage free. The exact amount of time that hens spend outside and the size of the outdoor area can vary greatly depending on the producer. Cage-free eggs come from hens that are not kept in cages. Instead, they are typically housed in a large barn that provides more space and movement than a traditional cage. However, they may not have access to the outdoors, and the conditions in the barn may not be much better than those in a cage. Cage-free chickens are often crammed into overpopulated and unsanitary conditions. THESE EGGS ARE THE BEST FOR CHICKENS AND FOR US!

This is the best n most beautiful eggs I've ever seen. The yolks are orange and full, the whites are firm n fresh. This is better than the cagefree eggs. Sometimes some eggs are cracked so when choosing your eggs turn it over n look to see if any are cracked. But this is best eggs I've seen.

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.

what happened to the chickens laying these eggs ?! Because the yolks used to be a dark vibrant orange as true pasture raised chicken eggs should be, now they are pale yellow.... the quality changed.. I will try buying them again to see if they are orange next time...