Can I answer a different question? Included in the envelope with the eggs should be vermicomposting information or instructions or even better a link to your website with vermicomposting information and instructions. Please do not be like the Worm Factory or Can of Worms or where ever we get people from with $$$ worm bins and no basic information on what to do with the product to be successful or at least how to avoid having an immediate problem with the bin. You may find that your website is the money maker not the egg sales. I am not aware of a worm egg web site but have not looked. Thanks for joining up today. I look forward to hearing replies from another experienced vermicomposter. On the whole did you find the posts here helpful or lacking in what a person with a worm business would need? It would be nice if people from more technical or research level would visit once in a while to at least make pronouncements so we could pick their facts apart of use the to know which direction to go with our vermicomposting activities.

You can produce pure egg capsules by putting wet burlap in it, then put mature worms for breeding on it, feed them laying mash between the layers for high production. Keep burlap moist. Worms will lay eggs between the sheets of burlap. One week to ten days should produce one egg per worm. Use a spoon to harvest worms will go down when you peel off the burlap off them, leaving just the eggs. them, do not directly touch them. Sorry, I have no idea how much to charge.