We love the eggs but when I purchased them online a bunch of them were cracked!

12 of the 24 eggs were all cracked open

It has several eggs that was cracked in the bottles

Eggs where trashy had specks all in them.

Cage free does not equal stress free. Spots in the eggs are from stressed hens and my carton I puchased was just gross.

This is no deal. These plastic containers offer zero protection for the eggs. Any cost-savings you have will quickly disappear when you're throwing these cracked eggs in the trash can.

Farm fresh eggs! The few poor reviews for these eggs show that some people have never been exposed to real chickens on a real farm nor do they understand how eggs get produced. The dark yolk color is good! Those specks of red or brown in the egg white are normal and to be expected! I need a lot of eggs to feed my family and since I can't have chickens right now, this is seriously my next best option. Just wish they would stay in stock!

I bought the 2 dozen cage free brown eggs and there were at least 5 eggs (probably more but I threw out the rest) that had dark green raised circular patches on the inside of the shell, so we didn't know if we even ate some that were "infected/infested". Everything I read said it was mold. Sam's needs to seriously consider what farm they're putting their MM on.

The Cage Free Brown eggs are Amazing! They are rich in flavor an nutrients as well as great shell text for cracking appropriately. I have over the years only had 1 issue of a surpise in an egg! But it's not anything I worry it's nature. I don't like buying other brands because they do not compare to the quality of these. We just need more availability on the shelf, so hopefully soon we see improvement with the national supply chain an keep them stocked.

Just like any other egg, but more$$$. Also, they are NOT PASTEURIZED, making them potentially hazardous in whipped cream and other no-bake deserts! BEWARE! ALSO, per Julie in C/S Sam's club does NOT have a food safety person! OMG....no more food from Sam's.