Goose egg cartons for chicken eggs?

[luvmy33chicks]

Was wondering if anyone who has geese would know if I could use these for my chicken eggs.
I know goose eggs are larger but it seems in the picture to close around each egg individually so I dont think the chicken eggs will knock together.
Thanks
http://www.eggcartons.com/Seconds-G...gg-Cartons-w_No-Label/productinfo/FHPBL-6G-S/

 

[CelticOaksFarm]

We have those cartons in the closet, let me go see how the chicken eggs fit inside.

They fit, don't knock into each other, but have empty space above allowing them to move around.

 

[luvmy33chicks]

you're awesome
thank you sooo much for helping me out

 

[CelticOaksFarm]

You are welcome, the eggs are EE, RIR and maybe an Ameracuana for size.

 

[luvmy33chicks]

thank you sooo very much for your help
these will work for my girls and the occasional whopper sized eggs i get LOL

 

[Oregon Blues]

It would be economical. You could put 2 eggs in each compartment.

It might work for shipped eggs, because there would be room in each cell for some padding around the egg.

 

[Oregon Blues]

If you search around their web site, they often offer seconds in different sizes. I bought their seconds in duck/turkey size and when I did, they also had 12 cell seconds in chicken size.

The cartons look really good. I was worried, but there is nothing at all wrong with them.

The goose cartons won't really work, because the point of the carton is to hold the egg so it doesn't bounce around. The eggs would be flopping all over the place in those cartons.

 

[luvmy33chicks]

I just need them to keep eggs in my fridge and when i sell them
i ordered some last night
they should be fine for my purpose