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!

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.

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.

Pasture raised eggs are the very best for quality. They are the best for health and certainly taste the best. And were at a fantastic price before the bird flu epidemic. Hopefully the prices prior to the outbreak will return after this illness for the birds has passed.

Wanted to try these. Have always enjoyed brown shell eggs when gotten from a friend. I knew not to expect that level of freshness but c'mon man. These did not taste good. Hardly any flavor. The plastic egg crate package is the worst packaging for eggs ever--I thought Sam's was environmentally conscience--they didn't crack well at all. Shells in the pan always. Back to Eggland Best... but not from Sam's because they now have same horrible plastic package. Taking my egg business elsewhere.

Great price for pasture raised eggs. The chicken egg industry is just right out cruel. Pasture raised is so much more human. I want eggs from a chicken that didn't suffer. Cage free is a little better but they are given a very small space and crammed in with a bunch of other chickens. Google pasture raised chicken eggs vs caged or cage free eggs.

I purchased these eggs because they did not have the white eggs that I normally purchase. I was so happy with these eggs that I’ve never bought the other ones again. The shells are hard and don’t shatter up on cracking. The yolks are much deeper color. The flavor is very good. I highly recommend them. It is worth the little extra money for the quality of these eggs.

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.

I usually get a different type of egg brand but these definitely do the job. I love an egg that didn’t give that “gassy” taste when cooked. I love how the custard my French toast turns out and the incorporated flavor is perfect. I’ll be switching to these eggs as my go to.

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.