The order reference starts with one exact record
An order enquiry is easier to answer when it points to one unambiguous catalogue item. The live Dunhill Red 6mg product record reviewed on 18 August 2026 identified Dunhill Red 6mg Cigarettes – 1 Carton (10 Packs), SKU SS-372, displayed A$376.07 in AUD and an in stock state. Those values are dated page observations. The reference below preserves them without presenting them as a completed order or a permanent offer.
The seven-field format separates identity from changing conditions. It gives a support reader enough context to locate the intended record while leaving checkout, payment and any customer-specific decision to the actual adult customer session.
Field one: preserve the complete title
Copy the full title exactly: Dunhill Red 6mg Cigarettes – 1 Carton (10 Packs). Do not shorten it to “Dunhill Red” when the question depends on the 6mg wording or carton unit. A shortened phrase can point to more than one catalogue entry and leaves the recipient guessing what the amount covers.
The title is a catalogue identity string. It should not be expanded into an interpretation of strength, health, origin or suitability. The reliable action is transcription, followed by an exact SKU check.
Field two: attach the SKU to the title
The second field is SS-372. Preserve the hyphen and digits in the reference, even if a search box accepts a looser format. If the live page displays another code, do not transfer the Dunhill Red facts to it because the brand wording looks close.
| Field | Reviewed value | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Complete title | Dunhill Red 6mg Cigarettes – 1 Carton (10 Packs) | Defines the named catalogue record |
| SKU | SS-372 | Provides the exact lookup key |
| Sale unit | One carton containing 10 packs | Explains the scope of the amount |
| Final URL | Product detail record | Makes the reference repeatable |
The first four fields create the stable identity spine. They should agree before the remaining fields are copied.
Field three: keep the carton unit visible
The live title states one carton containing 10 packs. Put that wording directly beside any price or stock note. A line that says only “10 packs” can hide the fact that the page treats the carton as the sale unit; a line that says only “one carton” omits the stated pack count.
The MuCigar Shop is a useful discovery route, but its cards can change order or shorten text. Use it to locate the record, then return to the product page for the final seven-field reference.
Fields four and five: record price and stock with a date
Field four is the displayed amount: A$376.07 AUD on 18 August 2026. Field five is the observed stock state: in stock on that same review. Neither value belongs in the permanent identity key. A later price or availability change does not automatically change SS-372.
| Dated field | Observation on 18 August 2026 | Boundary |
|---|---|---|
| AUD amount | A$376.07 | Not a final customer-specific total |
| Stock state | in stock | Not a reservation or future promise |
| Review date | 18 August 2026 | Must be replaced by a new timestamp for a new check |
If an order question quotes an older amount, retain the older date and add the current live observation. Overwriting history makes it impossible to tell which page state the original question referred to.
Field six: identify the catalogue route without borrowing facts
The Dunhill category is the current navigation route for comparing Dunhill records. Category placement is useful context, but it is not a substitute for SS-372 and does not make another Dunhill title the same product. Keep the category URL in a route field rather than changing the exact product title.
The category may be reorganised while the product identity remains unchanged. Conversely, a stable category does not prove that price, stock or image still match the earlier reference. Treat taxonomy as a separate observation.
Field seven: attach the policy source
The Australia-only shipping policy is the source for the published regional delivery framework. A product page can identify a carton and show stock, but it cannot establish international shipping, acceptance of every postcode or a particular arrival time. Save the policy URL and date checked as the seventh field when the enquiry concerns delivery.
For return questions, also consult the returns and refunds policy. It describes the current process but does not pre-decide a hypothetical case. If the seven fields still leave one conflict, send the focused reference through the MuCigar contact page with SS-372, the exact title, source URL, timestamp and one question.
Write the final reference without changing an order
A concise order-reference line can read: “SS-372 | Dunhill Red 6mg Cigarettes – 1 Carton (10 Packs) | product URL checked | A$376.07 AUD observed 18 August 2026 | in stock at review | shipping policy source attached.” This is an evidence summary, not an order confirmation.
Leave out passwords, card details, identity documents and unrelated personal history. The purpose of the seven fields is to reduce ambiguity, not to collect information that a support reader does not need. If one field cannot be verified, mark it unresolved rather than filling it from a neighbouring record.
Adult catalogue notice
This order-reference guide is for adults aged 18 or older in Australia. Tobacco contains nicotine, which is addictive, and smoking causes serious health risks. It provides factual catalogue documentation only and does not target minors or non-smokers, make a health or safety claim, or represent that an order was submitted or accepted.
Common questions
What are the seven fields for an SS-372 order reference?
Use the complete product title, SKU, sale unit, final product URL, dated AUD amount, dated stock state and the relevant policy source or review date.
What sale unit is recorded for Dunhill Red 6mg?
The live record states Dunhill Red 6mg Cigarettes - 1 Carton (10 Packs), so the reference should retain one carton containing 10 packs beside any amount.
Is A$376.07 a permanent SS-372 price?
No. It is the AUD amount observed on 18 August 2026. A new reference should read the live page again and add a fresh dated observation when the amount changes.
Does an order reference submit or change an order?
No. It is an information record only. It should not contain passwords, payment details or a claim that an order was placed or accepted.
