Dunhill Blue 6mg and Dunhill Red 6mg are separate Ezoryx catalogue records. Both listings record a 6mg name and a sale unit of one carton containing 10 packs, but the full product names and SKUs are different. Dunhill Blue 6mg uses SKU SS-386, while Dunhill Red 6mg uses SKU SS-372. Use the complete name and SKU together when identifying either listing; the shared brand, 6mg wording and carton quantity are not enough on their own.
Quick catalogue comparison
| Catalogue field | Dunhill Blue 6mg | Dunhill Red 6mg |
|---|---|---|
| Exact recorded name | Dunhill Blue 6mg Cigarettes – 1 Carton (10 Packs) | Dunhill Red 6mg Cigarettes – 1 Carton (10 Packs) |
| SKU | SS-386 | SS-372 |
| Brand category | Dunhill | Dunhill |
| Recorded sale unit | 1 carton (10 packs) | 1 carton (10 packs) |
| Product record | View Dunhill Blue 6mg | View Dunhill Red 6mg |
This table uses the product records observed in the Ezoryx catalogue on 29 July 2026. Current price and stock can change, so those fields are intentionally left to the live product pages.
What the two records have in common
Both products sit in the Dunhill catalogue category. Each complete listing name contains the 6mg descriptor, and each record states the same sale quantity: one carton containing 10 individual packs. These shared fields make the pair useful for a direct catalogue comparison, but they do not make the records interchangeable.
The product pages are the current sources for the displayed image, price and stock indicator. This guide does not reproduce changing commercial fields. It also does not infer taste, strength experience, quality or any other characteristic that is not established by the structured catalogue records.
The fields that distinguish them
Complete product name
The distinguishing word in the first record is Blue; the distinguishing word in the second is Red. Keep that word when copying the name into a note or enquiry. Writing only “Dunhill 6mg” removes the field that separates the two catalogue entries.
SKU
The Blue record uses SS-386. The Red record uses SS-372. An SKU is a precise catalogue identifier, so copy all letters, numbers and the hyphen. Do not derive one SKU from the other or rely on the similarity of the product names.
Individual product URL
Each record has its own canonical product page. The Blue URL ends in dunhill-blue-6mg-cigarettes-1-carton-10-packs; the Red URL ends in dunhill-red-6mg-cigarettes-1-carton-10-packs. Opening the individual page is the most direct way to check the complete name, SKU, sale unit and current catalogue state together.
A reliable two-record comparison method
- Open both individual product records from the comparison table.
- Read the full name from the beginning through “1 Carton (10 Packs)”.
- Match Blue with SS-386 and Red with SS-372.
- Confirm that the intended record states one carton containing 10 packs.
- Check the live page for any changing price or stock information at the time it is needed.
This method keeps stable identity facts separate from dynamic catalogue fields. It is especially useful when two products share a brand, a numeric descriptor and the same sale quantity.
Common identification mistakes
Shortening both names to Dunhill 6mg
That shorthand describes fields shared by both records and therefore cannot identify one of them. Retain Blue or Red and include the SKU.
Using carton quantity as the deciding field
Both records state one carton containing 10 packs. Quantity confirms the sale unit but does not distinguish this pair.
Comparing a saved price instead of the live record
Price and stock are changeable. A saved note may become outdated, whereas the product name and SKU are the stable fields used in this comparison. Return to the relevant live product page before relying on a current commercial field.
Assuming details from the colour words
Blue and Red are part of the recorded product names. This article does not use those words to infer packaging appearance, sensory properties or product effects. The comparison is limited to facts present in the Ezoryx records.
Checklist before using either record
- Is the complete Dunhill product name present?
- Does Blue appear with SKU SS-386, or Red with SKU SS-372?
- Does the record specify one carton containing 10 packs?
- Are changing price and stock details being checked on the live product page?
- Has the individual product URL been retained so the record can be reopened?
Where to continue
Use the Dunhill category to review the wider brand catalogue, or browse the Product Comparisons archive for other record-by-record guides. The existing Double Happiness Soft vs Soft Real comparison applies the same full-name, SKU and sale-unit method to another closely named pair.