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The cost turns away most people, however there are some situations that might help you justify it (I have no personal experience with these): You could buy it as part of a group to greatly cut down costs. Most people would only use it occasionally, so this is possible. If you have a large...

If you are merely looking for a way to store eggs at this point, then there are two other good methods to consider: Freeze-drying: Very effective and long lasting. Requires an expensive ($1000+) machine. Freezing: Works well if you have the freezer space to spare. Scramble and store in...

Water-glassed eggs are supposed to keep for 18+ months. I keep them for 9-10 months as I save them during the heaviest laying in the spring and use them over the winter when the hens rest. Commercial egg producers use a very artificial environment with temperature controls and extended light...

I've been doing water-glassing for 5-6 years. Minor cracks are expected in some eggs (~10%). When I tried them, they were nasty tasting, but maybe the membranes were also split, so I generally give the advice to toss those. The other, whole eggs aren't affected. If you do decide to use...