Clear Drawer Style Egg Storage Box for Kitchen, Multi Grid Egg Holder Rack for Refrigerator, Stackable Tray with Timer for Freshness

<p>This egg storage box is designed to keep your eggs organized, protected from cracking, and easily visible in the refrigerator. The box is made from food grade clear PET or PS plastic, allowing you to see the egg count without opening the lid. The box has a drawer style pull out design or a flip top lid. The drawer slides in and out of a rigid outer shell, making it easy to add or remove eggs. The internal grid has individual round compartments for each egg. A standard box holds 12 to 30 eggs, arranged in 2 by 6 or 3 by 4 patterns. The compartments keep eggs separated so they don’t knock against each other and crack. The drawer has a front handle. Some models include a date indicator or a rotating dial timer on the lid or side. This timer lets you mark the date you bought or stored the eggs, so you know when they are approaching expiration. The timer usually has numbers 1 to 7 (days of the week) or months. To use, rotate the dial to the day you placed the eggs in the box. The plastic is non porous and easy to clean. The box dimensions vary: for a 12 egg drawer, length about 8 to 9 inches, width 4 to 5 inches, height 2 to 3 inches. For a 24 egg double decker, overall height is about 4 to 6 inches. The box is designed to fit on a refrigerator shelf or inside the door bin. However, door bins often have temperature fluctuations; it is better to store eggs on a shelf where temperature is more stable. The transparent material lets you monitor egg supply at a glance. The drawer style prevents eggs from falling out when you open the box, unlike top opening boxes where eggs can roll out if you tilt the box. Some models have a silicone seal around the drawer to keep moisture out and maintain freshness? Not fully airtight, but reduces odor transfer. The box is stackable: you can place another box on top if they have interlocking feet. This saves shelf space. The egg compartments are sized for large or extra large chicken eggs. Some boxes also fit duck eggs (slightly larger) or quail eggs (need smaller compartments).<br><br></p>