Menthol, Ice and Mint Cigarette Cartons in the Gexlora Catalogue: How to Identify the Exact Record

Which live Gexlora carton records use Menthol, Ice, Mint or Blast wording, what those words mean inside a listing name, and how to match the full name plus SKU to identify the exact carton. Adults 18+.

Editorial flat-lay of six plain dark-olive unbranded cartons in a row with a sprig of fresh mint leaves and two ice cubes on a small dish beside them and a magnifying glass over one carton, illustrating how Menthol, Ice and Mint wording appears inside Gexlora carton listing names

Direct answer: In the Gexlora catalogue, “Menthol”, “Ice”, “Mint” and “Blast” are flavour-family words inside a complete record name, not standalone product names. The live catalogue currently lists six published records whose complete names include this wording, across four brands: ESSE, MEVIUS, Manchester and Marlboro. Australian adults should match the complete name plus the SKU on the live product page, because the wording alone is not enough to identify a carton. This guide is for adults aged 18 and over. It explains catalogue terminology and records only and makes no health, safety or reduced-risk claims. Tobacco products contain nicotine, which is addictive.

What Menthol, Ice, Mint and Blast mean as listing wording

In general cigarette retail terminology, these words describe a recorded flavour family — for example menthol, mint, ice blast or blueberry blast. On Gexlora, they appear inside the full listing title as part of the variant wording — for example ESSE Change Mint Ice Blast 4mg – 1 Carton (10 Packs) or MEVIUS Premium Blueberry Blast Menthol Option Purple 8 – 1 Carton (10 Packs). Like “Soft” or “KS Box”, the wording describes part of the record; it should not be read as the whole product name, and it does not by itself prove that two listings are the same record. Treat a strength number such as 4mg or 8mg the same way: it is part of the recorded title, not a health, risk or quality rating.

Which live Gexlora records use this wording

Checked on 7 August 2026, the live Gexlora catalogue contains six records whose complete names include Menthol, Ice, Mint or Blast wording:

Exact recordSKUSale unitCurrent price (market price)
ESSE Menthol (Mechanical Green) Super Slim – 1 Carton (10 Packs)SS-3251 carton (10 packs)A$184.00 (A$230.00)
ESSE Change Mint Ice Blast 4mg – 1 Carton (10 Packs)SS-2881 carton (10 packs)A$184.00 (A$230.00)
MEVIUS Premium Menthol Option Purple 8 – 1 Carton (10 Packs)SS-3391 carton (10 packs)A$216.00 (A$270.00)
MEVIUS Premium Blueberry Blast Menthol Option Purple 8 – 1 Carton (10 Packs)SS-3661 carton (10 packs)A$224.00 (A$280.00)
Manchester Double Drive Blueberry Mint – 1 Carton (10 Packs)SS-17791 carton (10 packs)A$200.00 (A$250.00)
Marlboro Ice Blast Mega 8mg (Japan) – 1 Carton (10 Packs)SS-2781 carton (10 packs)A$240.00 (A$300.00)

How to use the wording to identify the exact record

Treat “Menthol”, “Ice”, “Mint” and “Blast” as part of one complete title. When two records share words — for example MEVIUS Premium Menthol Option Purple 8 and MEVIUS Premium Blueberry Blast Menthol Option Purple 8 — the SKU is the decisive identity field (SS-339 versus SS-366). Open the live product page for each candidate, read the full title, match the SKU, and confirm the sale unit and current price before an enquiry or order. The SKU workflow guide explains this check step by step.

Related Gexlora guides

For any carton, the complete listing name and SKU remain the identity checks that matter. How to Read a Gexlora Product Listing Name explains the four parts of a title, and the wording above is one of those parts.