Dunhill Blue vs Dunhill Red: Carton Price 2026 (SS-386/372)

This entry compares two Dunhill carton listings as destination records: Dunhill Blue 6mg (SKU SS-386) and Dunhill Red 6mg (SKU SS-372). Both are sold as 1 carton (10 packs) on Zaqvilo, and the current store record shows a A$17.00 gap between them — A$212.50 for SS-386 and A$229.50 for SS-372. Prices are live records taken from the product pages and may change.

Product Identity: Two Dunhill Cartons

Both products belong to the Dunhill range and share the same listing structure: a 1 carton (10 packs) unit, a current price and a regular price, and a dedicated SKU. The exact names on the product pages are:

• Dunhill Blue 6mg Cigarettes – 1 Carton (10 Packs) — SKU SS-386
• Dunhill Red 6mg Cigarettes – 1 Carton (10 Packs) — SKU SS-372

The SKU is the reliable identifier when the two listings sit side by side in the catalogue.

Current Store Record: Price, Stock and Unit

The live WooCommerce records at the time of writing:

Both SKUs are currently in stock and priced on the same 1 carton (10 packs) basis. The difference between the two current prices is A$17.00 per carton. Confirm the live price on the product page before ordering, because these figures are time-stamped observations, not guarantees.

Destination Record: What the Listing Shows

Zaqvilo records each carton as a destination evidence entry: the listing shows the product name, the SKU, the current AUD price, the regular price and the stock status in one place. For Australian buyers comparing two Dunhill cartons, the SKU line is the fastest check — SS-386 is the Blue listing and SS-372 is the Red listing. The name alone can be easy to skim past, especially when both cards appear together in search results.

Why the SKU Is the Anchor of the Record

Every destination evidence file on Zaqvilo is anchored to a SKU, and the Dunhill pair is a good example of why. The names “Dunhill Blue 6mg” and “Dunhill Red 6mg” are short and similar; on a mobile screen, where catalogue cards are narrow, the distinguishing detail is the SKU line directly under the product name. SS-386 maps to the Blue listing and SS-372 maps to the Red listing. If a buyer copies only the product name into a search, either result could come back; if the SKU is included, the destination is unambiguous.

This is also how the records are kept consistent over time. When the store updates a price or a stock status, the SKU stays the same, so the evidence file remains traceable to the same product across updates.

How the Two Records Compare

On the unit level the two records are directly comparable: both are single-carton listings. The current prices sit A$17.00 apart, and each listing also carries its own current-versus-regular gap — A$37.50 for SS-386 and A$40.50 for SS-372. Keeping those two gaps separate avoids confusion when reading the catalogue. This entry does not recommend one product over the other; it records what the store currently shows.

Reading the Price Fields Correctly

The listing shows two price fields for each carton: the current price and the regular price. For SS-386 the current figure is A$212.50 and the regular figure is A$250.00; for SS-372 the current figure is A$229.50 and the regular figure is A$270.00. The current price is the one a buyer pays today; the regular price is the reference the store displays alongside it. The two fields should not be mixed up when comparing products, because the current-to-regular gap is a property of a single listing, while the current-to-current gap is the comparison between two listings.

In this record, SS-386 sits A$37.50 below its regular price and SS-372 sits A$40.50 below its regular price, while the two current prices sit A$17.00 apart. All three numbers are live observations from the product pages and can change at any time.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Dunhill Blue and Dunhill Red the same carton unit?

Yes, on the unit level both are sold as 1 carton (10 packs). They are different SKUs with different current prices.

Why do the two Dunhill cartons have different prices?

The store records them as separate listings: SS-386 is recorded at A$212.50 and SS-372 at A$229.50 at the time of writing. Prices are live observations and can change.

How do I confirm which Dunhill carton I am looking at?

Check the SKU on the product page. The SKU is the unique identifier; the product name alone can look similar across the two listings.

How to Use This Record

Use this entry as a quick reference when both Dunhill cartons appear together in a search or in the catalogue. Match the SKU first, then read the current price. If the price on the page differs from the figures above, the page is the source of truth — the store updates live and this record is a snapshot. The same method works for any pair of similar listings in the range.

Related Records

For more context, see the Dunhill Blue 6mg product page (SS-386), the Dunhill Red 6mg product page (SS-372), the Dunhill category page, and the recent guide Dunhill Cartons Australia 2026: A$229.50 Price Guide (SS-372).

Adults 18+ only. Australia only. Information only — not health advice. Prices are live records and may change.