This is the Vyrqexa live AUD record comparing two Dunhill cartons side by side: Dunhill Blue 6mg (SKU SS-386) and Dunhill Red 6mg (SKU SS-372), observed on 9 August 2026. Both are one-carton products in the Dunhill range, and both names carry the same 6mg reading. As with every ledger entry, the amounts are live records read from the product pages on the observation date and may change.
The live AUD record — Dunhill Blue vs Dunhill Red
The table below is the current price record for the pair, read from the Vyrqexa catalogue on 9 August 2026. All amounts are in Australian dollars (AUD) per carton of ten packs.
| SKU | Product | Carton price (AUD) | List price (AUD) | Stock |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SS-386 | Dunhill Blue 6mg | A$212.50 | A$250.00 | In stock |
| SS-372 | Dunhill Red 6mg | A$229.50 | A$270.00 | In stock |
On the observation date the Red carton records A$17.00 more than the Blue — roughly A$1.70 per pack. Both listings show as in stock, and both are simple one-carton products.
Exact identity and SKUs
Dunhill Blue 6mg (SKU SS-386) — full product title “Dunhill Blue 6mg Cigarettes – 1 Carton (10 Packs)”. Product page: Dunhill Blue 6mg (SKU SS-386).
Dunhill Red 6mg (SKU SS-372) — full product title “Dunhill Red 6mg Cigarettes – 1 Carton (10 Packs)”. Product page: Dunhill Red 6mg (SKU SS-372).
Keeping the SKU attached to the name is the point of a ledger entry: both the name and the SKU must line up — SS-386 belongs to Blue, SS-372 to Red.
Flavour direction — where the pair actually differs
The practical difference between the two is flavour direction rather than strength, since both names carry the same 6mg reading. Red is the bolder entry — a fuller, more forward taste at the top of the pair’s recorded prices. Blue is the softer counterpart — a lighter, smoother profile at the lowest amount in the Dunhill range.
For an Australian buyer comparing dunhill blue vs red, the choice usually comes down to which direction you want on the day — the more assertive profile (Red) or the quieter one (Blue). The ledger does not rank quality; it only records that the two directions carry different observed amounts.
Price gap, line by line
As observed on 9 August 2026:
- Dunhill Blue 6mg (SS-386) — A$212.50 per carton (list A$250.00)
- Dunhill Red 6mg (SS-372) — A$229.50 per carton (list A$270.00)
- Gap — A$17.00 per carton (A$20.00 at list price)
Per pack, that works out to about A$21.25 for Blue and A$22.95 for Red. Choosing Blue saves A$17.00 per carton; choosing Red spends A$17.00 more for the fuller profile. Prices are live records and may change.
Carton quantity basis — 1 carton = 10 packs
Every Dunhill amount in this record is a one-carton price: one carton means ten packs. Both product titles state this directly — “1 Carton (10 Packs)” — and the ledger never mixes per-pack figures into a carton comparison. A price quoted without the carton basis is an incomplete record — check the product page.
Observation date and change rule
This record was observed on 9 August 2026 from the live product catalogue. Vyrqexa treats every amount as a dated, live-page observation: real when recorded, subject to change, with the product page as the source of truth. When a Dunhill amount moves, the old figure is retired rather than rewritten, so later readers can see what was recorded on each date.
How to verify a Dunhill carton before you order
The most useful habit for an Australian adult buyer is SKU verification. Check the SKU printed on the carton against the product page: the pack should show the same name and code as the record. A mismatch — a Blue pack with a different SKU, or a label that does not match SS-386 or SS-372 — is a red flag worth questioning before payment.
Which Dunhill carton should you choose?
On the recorded figures, the answer depends on flavour direction and how much the A$17.00 gap matters — the honest answer to “which is better” is: it depends which profile you prefer. If you came here searching dunhill blue vs red, the ledger answer is straightforward. Want the lighter profile at the lower observed price? The Dunhill Blue 6mg (SS-386) at A$212.50 is the value pick. Prefer the fuller profile and accept the premium? The Dunhill Red 6mg (SS-372) at A$229.50 is the bolder pick.
The ledger does not rank quality — it records that one carton costs A$17.00 more than the other on the observation date. For related Dunhill records, see the Dunhill 2026 carton prices guide and the Dunhill category page.
How to order
Orders are handled through WhatsApp. Send the SKU you want — SS-386 or SS-372 — plus your confirmation to WhatsApp order. You must be 18 or over and located in Australia; the store serves Australian adult customers only.
FAQ
Which is stronger, Dunhill Blue or Dunhill Red?
Both product names carry the same 6mg reading, so this record does not separate them on strength. For exact tar and nicotine readings, check the pack — the ledger records price and identity, not strength claims.
Why is the Dunhill Red carton more expensive?
As observed on 9 August 2026, the Red carton records A$229.50 and the Blue carton A$212.50 — a A$17.00 gap, with list prices A$270.00 and A$250.00. The fuller profile sits above the lighter one in this observation. Prices are live records and may change.
How many packs are in one carton?
One carton holds 10 packs. The recorded prices are per carton, so per-pack equivalents are about A$21.25 for SS-386 and A$22.95 for SS-372.
How do I place an order?
Send the SKU (SS-386 or SS-372) to the store via WhatsApp. You must be 18 or over and located in Australia.
Do these prices stay the same?
No. Every amount here is a dated observation — prices are live records and may change. Check the product page before ordering for the current figure.
Adults 18+ only. This page is a price record for Australian adult consumers, intended for Australia only. It is not health advice and makes no claims about product quality or effects. Prices are live records observed on 9 August 2026 and may change; the product pages remain the reference.
