Egg Date Stamp Kit with Ink Pad, Month and Day Stamper for Farm Fresh Eggs Chicken Duck Turkey Goose Poultry Eggs

I started using this Aunewrick egg date stamp kit for my farm-fresh eggs, and it’s such a fun and helpful touch! 😄 Each egg gets a clear date stamp, so I always know which ones to use first. The ink is gentle and food-safe, and the stamper works well on chicken and duck eggs alike. Perfect for small farms or backyard coops! 🏡🐣 ✅ Pros: 1️⃣ Easy to Use 🖐️ – Quick stamping with clear dates, no smudging. 2️⃣ Works on All Poultry Eggs 🦆 – Great for chicken, duck, even goose eggs. 3️⃣ Keeps Eggs Organized 📅 – Helps track freshness at a glance. ❌ Cons: 1️⃣ Manual Date Update 🔁 – You have to change the date wheel daily. 2️⃣ Ink Pad Dries Fast if Left Open 🧼 – Keep it sealed to prevent drying out. Overall, it’s a handy little kit that makes egg collecting more organized and a bit more fun too! 🧺🐓🖊️

I love this stamp! It works perfectly for keeping track of my eggs. The numbers print clear and the ink pad has lasted a while so far.

Works perfect 👌 simple design no issues

I’ve been using this egg date stamper with my backyard flock, and honestly, it’s one of those simple tools that just makes life easier. With three kids and a busy schedule, it’s nice to not have to guess which eggs are freshest. The stamp rolls on nicely and doesn’t crack the shells, which is a relief because we don’t want to waste eggs. It’s easy to dial the date, so I can quickly mark each batch without hassle. The ink dries pretty fast and stays put, though I do worry a little about how safe the ink is since it’s not labeled as food safe. Also, the ink pad’s lid doesn’t close perfectly, so I try to keep it sealed tight to avoid it drying out. All in all, it’s a handy little tool if you’re managing eggs from backyard hens — keeps things organized and helps me keep the freshest eggs on hand for my family and friends. Definitely worth having if you want to skip the guesswork.

Simple kit, works like it should. Wish the plastic storage case the ink pad is in was a bit bigger so it could store the stamp with the ink. No indication that the ink is food safe. Don't leave it where your kids can get it or they'll stamp random dates on all your eggs, completely defeating the purpose.