As someome said in here ..he questioned if really pasture raised .?because he raised chickens. Price still little high .wish would come down more..i like them .only buy here..id be very upset if found i was paying this much and really wasnt pasture raised...

You honestly can't beat the quality and price of these eggs. We're eating a lot of eggs in this economy for cheap, healthy protein, so these packs are a godsend. I cringe when I have to grab a dozen at the local supermarket because of the price and low quality, pale yokes. Don't hesitate to buy these!

These are some of the best eggs I've had here in the U.S. I tried some from a local fd store a fortnight ago and they were so horrible that I became sick to my stomach. These eggs are so yummy and you can taste the freshness. Also, at this price, there are wins all across the board. Definitely in for as long as Sams keep them in stock

Poor packaging, uneven quality. The plastic box s so thin that we almost always have cracked eggs no matter how carefully we handle the 18 pks. The egg shells seem thinner and more fragile that the Vital (Farms?) egg brand Sam's had been carrying. The egg yolks also vary from pale yellow to orange within an 18 pk. Bring back the other brand please.

I started buying these eggs about a year ago and noticed immediately how deep orange the yolks were. I have noticed the eggs do appear a little smaller than when I initially began purchasing them and the shell is not as thick as it was a year ago. On one purchase, the yolks didn't appear as deep colored as previously.

These eggs don't look at all like pasture raised eggs. I think these are eggs from chickens that do get to eat grass, or else they could not be called pasture raised, but mostly eat a feed like egg lands best. Just look at the price compared to their cage free eggs. How are those more expensive than pasture raised? Wish they carried Vital again.

These supposive pasture raised eggs have changed dramatically with the last 3 cartons, I've been buying for quite awhile, since Sammy's first started carrying them. They USED to large & the yolks were dark yellow. They have been substantially smaller & a pale yellow. I feel their has been a bait & switch.

These are the best eggs I’ve found besides local farmers market eggs, and these are a lot cheaper than the cheap grocery store eggs. The yolks are orange-yellow and full of flavor. My only wish is that they came is a better, more insulated container.

These eggs used to have very orange yolks, not anymore, and the shells have gotten super thin and brittle. Compared to even Kroger regular eggs, the yolks are not any darker, like they used to be. Hopefully they feed these chicken better or something soon and restore the quality. Truly the thinnest, most brittle shells I have ever seen for like the last 6 months at least. Which is why I'm leaving a review finally. And the yolks, showing something isn't right nutritionally for the chickens.

We pick up a carton on every visit. Not only are they delicious, but they do indeed have the deep orange yolk of a pasture raised hens and their associated healthy diet. This means we are getting the right omega-3 levels in our nutrition profile. And amazingly they are affordable. We could not be more pleased. Please continue to stock these. I hunted high and low when Vital Farms was no longer available.