I buy these eggs weekly. I eat almost 10 eggs a day due to my excercise regimen, so you can imagine a buy a lot. I love the taste. I mostly cook them soft boiled with runny yolk. The price is great too and saves me a lot of money as I eat a lot of them every week.

I love that it's organic but these are the tiniest eggs ever. :) It's ok, I'll still use these because of the purity.

I brought this product a months ago. I have been transitioning my family from regular to organic. Started with the milk, vegetables and fruits then our meats. Now, I saw these eggs a decided to add them to our transitioning list. Buy organic is expensive so, take oine change at a time.

I prefer pasture-raised eggs, but when I can't get them, these are my go-to because of price and because cage-free seems better for the hens and these are somewhat better quality than mass-produced regular eggs. They get a 3-star rating, which I consider average, because compared to pasture-raised, the shells are fragile, the yolks pale, and the taste not as good. Still better than 'normal' eggs, which would get a 1-star if I ever bought them anymore, which I don't.

Like the eggs, although they were not as fresh as other brands AI have used. I hate the plastic carton, it's hard to open and close. Bends easily when you pick it up.

For "cage free organic" eggs I'm not impressed with these. The free range (pasture raised) eggs I buy in the market have the bright orange yokes that are a result in the birds eating a complex diet rich in insects (orange = better for YOU). These eggs all have a pale yellow yoke. I wont buy again unless I'm desperate.

I've been noticing that increasingly the eggs are not fresh. The yolks are broken when you crack the eggs and the integrity of the egg whites are deteriorating which is indicative of old eggs.

Eggs had a lot of blood spots in them and I had to throw most of them away.

Eggs Good. Packaging Terrible. The streamlined plastic case doesn't protect the base of the eggs. Most likely you'll sacrifice an egg to this eco-friendly thin plastic.

Although these eggs say Cage Free and Organic on the carton, they are clearly not Free Range. When I compared these eggs side by side in a pan, to Vita Farms eggs, there was no comparison. The Vita Farms eggs have orange yolks which are so much more flavorful. Members Mark would do we.ll to change to Free Range to compete with Vita Farms. Using the term Cage Free can be misleading to less savvy buyers who believe they are also purchasing free range eggs. I will NOT be buying these disappointing eggs again. I hope you will take my suggestion and raise your store brand standards. Thank you. Dr. Jeri