Start with how you plan to use the clear plastic eggs, then match the size.

• Small (about 2.7–3.5 inches): Good for wrapped candy, stickers, mini erasers, or small toys. Great for large egg hunts.
• Medium (around 4–5 inches): Fits slightly bigger surprises like small figurines, hair ties, or notes. Nice balance of capacity and portability.
• Jumbo (7–12 inches): Best for gift bundles, plushies, or creating a centerpiece. Some have handles for carrying.

Also consider features:

• Flat-bottom styles sit upright for displays.
• Handled styles work like mini baskets.

Before you buy, check the listed dimensions on the item page and compare to the items you want to place inside.

Clear fillable Easter eggs are great for all kinds of light, small surprises.

• Treats: Wrapped candy or chocolates to keep things tidy.
• Prizes: Stickers, mini erasers, tiny figures, rings, or coins.
• Notes: Coupons, jokes, scavenger hunt clues, or kindness messages.
• Crafty fillers: Confetti, ribbon curls, or shredded paper to add color and disguise what’s inside.
• Slime or putty: If you’re planning a sensory surprise, place it in a small container first to help prevent mess.

For best results, use lightweight items so the halves stay closed, and choose age-appropriate fillers. If you’re packing food, individually wrapped options tend to travel better during hunts or parties.

Clear eggs are typically reusable with a little care.

1. Clean: Hand wash the halves in cool water with mild dish soap. Avoid abrasive scrubbers to help reduce scratching.
2. Rinse and dry: Rinse well and air dry completely so moisture doesn’t get trapped inside.
3. Avoid heat: Keep away from high heat or prolonged direct sun, which can cause warping or clouding over time.
4. Store: Nest halves together or keep them snapped open in a labeled bin. A soft layer (tissue or a cloth) can help prevent scuffs.

Care needs can vary by item, so it’s a good idea to check the product page for any specific cleaning notes or materials info.

Clear eggs can be fun outside with a few tweaks.

• Hide or highlight: If you want more of a challenge, add colored shredded paper or wrap prizes so contents aren’t visible. If you want them easy to spot, leave them clear.
• Weather-smart: Choose wrapped treats for damp grass, and wipe eggs dry as needed.
• Secure closures: Snap each egg until it clicks. A quick pre-hunt shake test can help reduce spills.
• Placement: Flat-bottom eggs stand on steps or tables; handled styles can hang on branches for creative hiding.
• Size mix: Use small eggs for quick finds and a jumbo egg or two as special prizes.

Some listings specifically note these features in the title or description.

• Look for phrasing: Search or scan for terms like “with handle,” “handled,” “flat bottom,” or “flat-base” in the product name.
• Check photos: Images usually show if an egg has a handle or stands upright.
• Size options: These styles appear in various sizes, including jumbo options for gift bundles and displays.

Once you find the style you want, review dimensions to confirm it fits your fillers. For convenience, you can choose pickup or delivery at checkout, where available. Availability can vary by location and season.