On the Rovqenx adult tobacco catalogue, a SKU is the unique record code attached to each carton. For example, the Double Happiness Soft carton record shows SKU SS-1049 on its product page. The SKU is not a price, a strength, a flavour or a quality claim: it is the code that identifies one exact catalogue record, so you can match the complete product title and SKU before you order. This guide is for Australian adults aged 18 or older.
What a SKU is
SKU stands for “stock keeping unit”. In the Rovqenx catalogue, each published carton record carries its own unique SKU, such as SS-1049 or SS-1059. A SKU is a store code, not a barcode and not a description of the cigarettes inside the carton. It exists so that one record can be told apart from another, even when two records have very similar names.
As of 8 August 2026, the Rovqenx catalogue listed 28 carton records across seven brand ranges, and every record had its own unique, non-empty SKU. Codes can be checked on the live Rovqenx Exact Product Directory and on each exact product page.
Where to find the SKU on a Rovqenx record
Open the Exact Product Directory and open the carton record you are interested in. On the product page, the SKU is displayed with the product identity — for example, “SKU: SS-1049” on the Double Happiness Soft record. If a directory card or category listing does not show the SKU, open the exact product page, because that page is where the record identity, current price and stock indicator come together.
Why the SKU matters: similar names are separate records
Several Rovqenx records share words in their titles. Double Happiness Soft (SKU SS-1049) and Double Happiness Soft Real (SKU SS-1059) look alike, but they are two separate records sold as separate cartons. The same pattern appears elsewhere in the catalogue — Manchester Reserve and Manchester United Kingdom Reserve, or the ESSE Change Mint Ice Blast and Marlboro Ice Blast Mega records. An image, a brand name or a partial title is not enough to identify the record; the complete title plus the SKU is the reliable match. See why an image is not enough to verify an online tobacco product listing.
The SKU itself does not describe the product. Do not read strength, mg, flavour or quality from the code — those details, where shown, belong to the official product title and the live product page, and only the live page is authoritative at order time.
How to use the SKU before you order
- Open the Rovqenx Exact Product Directory and find the brand or carton you want.
- Open the exact product page and read the complete product title.
- Check the SKU shown on that page and note it down if you are comparing records.
- Confirm the SKU matches the record you intend — if two names look alike but the SKUs differ, they are different products.
- Review the current price and stock indicator on the same page, then add the correct carton to your cart.
Records can be added, removed or changed, and prices and stock can move. The live Terms and Conditions state that the current product and cart pages are authoritative at the time of an order, so always re-check the page before you pay.
Frequently asked questions
Is a SKU the same as a barcode?
No. A SKU is the store’s own record code used inside the catalogue to identify one product. It is displayed on the Rovqenx product page with the product identity rather than being a universal product barcode.
Can two carton records share the same SKU?
In the current Rovqenx catalogue, each published record has its own unique SKU. If the SKU differs, the records are different products even when the names look similar.
Does the SKU tell me the strength or mg of a carton?
No. The SKU is a record code and does not describe strength, mg, flavour or quality. Where wording such as mg appears, it is part of the official product title, and the live product page is the place to check product details before you order.
Adults 18+ only. Tobacco contains addictive nicotine, and smoking causes serious health risks. Rovqenx delivers only to eligible Australian addresses. This guide reflects the live catalogue reviewed on 8 August 2026; check the current product page before ordering.