Dunhill Red 6mg Cigarettes and Dunhill Blue 6mg Cigarettes are separate Kavzora catalogue records. The clearest way to identify them is to use the complete recorded name and SKU: Red is SS-372, while Blue is SS-386. Both product pages record the sale unit as one carton containing 10 individual packs. This guide compares only those verified catalogue fields; it does not infer product characteristics from colour words or packaging.
Direct catalogue comparison
The words “Red” and “Blue” are not enough on their own when checking a product record. A complete identification uses the full listing title, SKU and sale unit together. The following table is based on the two published Kavzora product records reviewed on 30 July 2026.
| Catalogue field | Dunhill Red record | Dunhill Blue record |
|---|---|---|
| Exact recorded name | Dunhill Red 6mg Cigarettes – 1 Carton (10 Packs) | Dunhill Blue 6mg Cigarettes – 1 Carton (10 Packs) |
| SKU | SS-372 | SS-386 |
| Brand category | Dunhill | Dunhill |
| Recorded sale unit | 1 carton (10 packs) | 1 carton (10 packs) |
| Product page | Dunhill Red 6mg catalogue record | Dunhill Blue 6mg catalogue record |
This table is a catalogue-record comparison, not a packaging-identification chart. It deliberately contains only fields that can be checked in the current product records.
How to identify the intended record
1. Read the complete product name
Start with the full title rather than a shortened phrase such as “Dunhill 6mg”. Both records contain the brand name, a colour word, the recorded 6mg designation and the carton format. Omitting the colour word removes one of the fields that distinguishes the two entries. Omitting the carton wording can also obscure what sale unit the page describes.
2. Match the SKU
The SKU is the most compact stable identifier shown in these records. Use SS-372 for the Red listing and SS-386 for the Blue listing. Do not swap the two SKUs or treat one as an alternative code for the other. A colour label may be repeated in other product families, whereas these two catalogue codes identify these specific Kavzora entries.
3. Confirm the sale unit
Each listing describes one carton containing 10 individual packs. The record is not for one individual pack. Checking the unit alongside the SKU prevents a correct product name from being paired with the wrong quantity description.
4. Use the live record for changing fields
This article does not reproduce price or stock values because those fields can change. The linked product pages are the appropriate source for the current observations. Keeping dynamic fields on their owning product records also avoids turning a stable identity guide into an outdated price or availability claim.
Identification checklist
- Does the title say Dunhill Red 6mg or Dunhill Blue 6mg?
- Does the SKU match SS-372 for Red or SS-386 for Blue?
- Does the page describe one carton containing 10 packs?
- Is the URL the direct Kavzora product URL rather than an old or redirected address?
- Have any changing fields been checked on the live product page?
For the two records together, the Dunhill product category provides the brand-level catalogue route. For more examples of record-based identification, the Product Identity & Comparison archive groups guides with the same factual method.
Common record-checking mistakes
Using only the shared words
Searching or recording only “Dunhill 6mg” leaves both catalogue entries possible. The shared brand and recorded designation do not distinguish Red from Blue. Add the complete colour-bearing name and SKU before treating a match as confirmed.
Inferring unrecorded differences
This comparison does not claim that the colour terms prove flavour, strength, construction, origin, packaging appearance or any product effect. Those conclusions are not established by the catalogue fields used here. The factual difference demonstrated by the current records is the exact name and SKU; the shared recorded fields are the Dunhill category, 6mg wording and one-carton, 10-pack sale unit.
Treating a carton as a single pack
Both titles explicitly include “1 Carton (10 Packs)”. Shortening that to “one pack” changes the listed unit and creates an inaccurate record. Preserve the complete unit whenever the product is referenced in notes, comparisons or support requests.
Relying on an article for live commercial fields
An identity guide is designed to explain stable distinctions. It should not replace the live product record for current price, stock or other changing details. Follow the direct product link and check the page at the time the information is needed.
Which fields separate the two listings?
The distinguishing fields are simple and specific. The Red entry includes “Red” in its complete name and uses SKU SS-372. The Blue entry includes “Blue” and uses SKU SS-386. Their brand category and recorded carton quantity are the same. That combination gives each record a clear identity without adding assumptions about the products.
This page is a neutral catalogue-identification guide for the two published Kavzora records. It provides no health advice, product-effect claim or recommendation. When recording either item, preserve its full name, corresponding SKU and complete sale unit.