Rovqila currently lists two Dunhill records: Dunhill Blue 6mg under SKU SS-386 and Dunhill Red 6mg under SKU SS-372. For Australian adults comparing these catalogue entries, the reliable method is to match the full recorded name, colour word, SKU, carton sale unit and final product URL. The shared 6mg wording does not make the records interchangeable.
Dunhill records currently listed by Rovqila
The live Dunhill category contains these two distinct entries:
| Recorded product name | SKU | Sale unit |
|---|---|---|
| Dunhill Blue 6mg Cigarettes – 1 Carton (10 Packs) | SS-386 | 1 carton (10 packs) |
| Dunhill Red 6mg Cigarettes – 1 Carton (10 Packs) | SS-372 | 1 carton (10 packs) |
These details were verified against the live catalogue on 2 August 2026. Price and stock fields can change, so this guide does not preserve a fixed amount or promise availability. Open the final product record when checking current commercial fields.
What distinguishes the Blue and Red records?
The colour word and SKU are the clearest identifiers in Rovqila’s current records. Both titles include Dunhill, 6mg and the same carton wording. Searching only those shared terms can therefore leave the intended entry unclear.
Use Blue + SS-386 for the Blue record and Red + SS-372 for the Red record. The final URL should repeat the matching colour word. This is a catalogue identity check only: the record names do not support conclusions about relative taste, experience, health effects or suitability.
A practical comparison sequence
- Start at the Dunhill category page or the broader exact product directory.
- Read the complete title rather than relying on Dunhill or 6mg alone.
- Match the colour word to the SKU: SS-386 for Blue or SS-372 for Red.
- Confirm that the sale unit states one carton containing 10 packs.
- Open the final product URL and review the current image, AUD amount and stock indicator there.
A screenshot, search snippet or cached result may omit a word or show an older commercial field. The live record should control the final check.
Why the SKU matters
Names can be shortened in search results, browser tabs or notes. A SKU gives each live catalogue record a compact identifier. It is especially useful here because most of the title is shared by both entries.
Keep the SKU together with the complete name and URL when recording a product for later review or preparing a support question. A SKU alone is useful, but checking all three fields reduces the chance of carrying forward a mistyped or outdated reference.
What this comparison does not establish
This guide documents how Rovqila’s two current Dunhill records are labelled. It does not claim that colour wording has a universal meaning across manufacturers or retailers, and it does not infer product composition from a title. It also does not compare health risk. Tobacco products contain nicotine, which is addictive, and smoking causes serious health risks.
Rovqila’s catalogue is intended for adults aged 18 or older in Australia. Before ordering, review the live product record and the site’s Terms and Conditions. For a question about a title, SKU or URL, use the official contact page and include the exact record details.
Frequently asked questions
Are Dunhill Blue 6mg and Dunhill Red 6mg the same Rovqila record?
No. They are separate live records with different colour words, SKUs and product URLs. Blue is SS-386; Red is SS-372.
What should I check if a search result only says Dunhill 6mg?
Open the result and verify the full title, colour word, SKU, carton unit and final Rovqila URL. The shortened wording is not enough to select between the two current records.
Does this article confirm current price or stock?
No. Those are time-sensitive fields. Check the live product page immediately before relying on them.