Direct answer: Azenlyx lists Marlboro Red and Marlboro (Hard White) US Edition as two separate catalogue records. Marlboro Red uses SKU SS-302, while Marlboro (Hard White) US Edition uses SKU SS-313. Both records are sold as one carton containing 10 individual packs. The safest way to distinguish them is to match the complete listing name, SKU and product image rather than relying on the Marlboro brand name alone.
Catalogue record comparison
The two listings share a brand and sale unit, but they are not interchangeable records. This table uses the live Azenlyx catalogue fields checked on 2 August 2026. Price and stock can change, so those dynamic details should always be confirmed on the product page at the time of ordering.
| Field | Marlboro Red | Marlboro (Hard White) US Edition |
|---|---|---|
| Exact catalogue name | Marlboro Red Cigarettes – 1 Carton (10 Packs) | Marlboro (Hard White) US Edition Cigarettes – 1 Carton (10 Packs) |
| SKU | SS-302 | SS-313 |
| Sale unit | 1 carton (10 packs) | 1 carton (10 packs) |
| Record to check | Marlboro Red product record | Marlboro Hard White US Edition product record |
Why the SKU is the clearest identifier
A brand name is too broad when several records sit in the same catalogue. The SKU provides a short, stable identifier for the exact listing. If a saved link, support message or order note says SS-302, it refers to the Marlboro Red record. If it says SS-313, it refers to the Marlboro (Hard White) US Edition record.
Use the SKU together with the full name. This avoids treating a shared brand as proof that two pages describe the same item. It also makes a support request easier to check because the record can be found without relying on an abbreviated product description.
A practical record-matching method
1. Open the exact product page
Start from the relevant product URL, not from a search snippet or an old screenshot. The live page is where current catalogue details are maintained.
2. Match the complete name
Check every distinguishing part of the title. “Red” and “(Hard White) US Edition” are part of the recorded names. Do not shorten both records to “Marlboro carton” when comparing them.
3. Confirm the SKU
Match SS-302 or SS-313 before using the page as an ordering or support reference. For a broader workflow, see how to compare product records before checking price.
4. Confirm the sale unit
Both pages specify one carton containing 10 individual packs. This is a shared field, not a distinguishing field, but it still matters because the listing does not represent one individual pack.
5. Recheck dynamic fields
Price and stock are observations that can change. Review them on the live listing after identity and sale unit have been matched. The guide to checking AUD prices on product listings explains why identity comes first.
Common comparison mistakes
- Using the brand alone: Marlboro identifies a product family, not one unique catalogue record.
- Ignoring the edition wording: “US Edition” appears in the Hard White record and should remain in notes or support messages.
- Comparing price before identity: a matching price does not prove that two listings are the same record.
- Reading a cached result as live stock evidence: use the current product page for changing fields.
- Assuming the carton is a single pack: both records state one carton containing 10 packs.
Checklist before referring to either listing
- Have you opened the current Azenlyx product URL?
- Does the full listing name match the record you intend to reference?
- Is the SKU SS-302 for Marlboro Red or SS-313 for Hard White US Edition?
- Have you confirmed the sale unit is one carton containing 10 packs?
- Have you checked current price and stock directly on that listing?
Summary
The decisive catalogue difference is the record identity: Marlboro Red is SKU SS-302, and Marlboro (Hard White) US Edition is SKU SS-313. Both are carton listings for 10 packs. Keep the complete name and SKU together whenever comparing pages, recording a selection or contacting support. This is a neutral catalogue-identification guide for adults aged 18 or older; it does not make claims about product effects, quality or suitability.