Can you post a picture ? There's a good chance they need moisture,humidity is not the key alone. If you can gently ,with an eyedropper,get some water around those eggs I have even moved the egg,this I've done for 15 years with no problem, and spray water directly in to the cavity that the egg was resting in. Be sure to put the egg back the way it was,same side up. and even if you are using a product that says you don't need to add water I have recently had a friend that had eggs in the same situation as you described,she added water and the eggs plumped back up. If you wait too long,they may die. This is not difficult to add water,I 've done it many,many times with no bad effects.

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