Received spoiled milk at curbside pickup. Better to go inside and choose a gallon yourself. But - even when shopping inside and choosing a gallon with an expiration date that SEEMS far out enough, the sams club milk spoils almost immediately. I have purchased multiple containers of milk, half n half, and whipping cream from Sam's club and they all have had this problem. I have thrown many containers away that were at least half full and completely curdled. I probably won't continue purchasing these items because they don't last for even a couple of days, let alone the “up to 7 days” that is advertised right on the container.

First, the price is far higher than a gallon of 2% milk at my local Walmart Supercenter. Second, the jug shape, having the opening near the middle, makes it difficult to pour without dripping.

One of the greatest feature these milks have is their ability to keep light out so that it lasts for someone such as myself who is the only one drinking.

Frequently goes bad a few days prior or on the expiration date. Make sure you can consume the entire gallon prior to the expiration date.

It's good milk if you use it quickly. It's a good value if your family drinks a lot of milk. I will say the last 2 gallons of it that I bought did not make it to the expiration date though before they went bad.

Typically more expensive than local stores, also requires more work to open, can be difficult if someone has arthritis or other hand related disability.

Goes bad faster than other milk brands I have bought. I have bought a few that were completely spoiled when I got them home. Would rather spend a little more and get milk that's gonna last .

The milk itself is 5 stars. Its the container shape that brings it down to 4 stars. Sometimes no matter what you do some milk gets spilled everytime its poured. Please design a different shape for your milk containers.

Expiration Date was only two days after purchase date. I should of checked but Sam's Club should also be checking that a customer has at least four days or more with their milk.

Milk is milk. Does seem to have longer "use by" dates. Greatest reason to buy is that it is sold by the gallon, not two gallons like at that other bulk store.