Cigarette Packs vs Cartons: What the Listing Means

A pack and a carton are different sales units. That sounds obvious, but menu comparisons become confusing when the package type is not read beside the current price.

The purpose of this guide is not to recommend one format. It is to make the listing easier to understand.

Pack listings

A pack listing refers to an individual retail pack. The listing should be checked for:

• Brand
• Variety
• Pack size where shown
• Current price
• Current availability

Carton listings

A carton contains multiple packs. Queen Lansdowne Cannabis currently lists native cigarette carton options at $25 per carton, including Canadian Lights, Canadian Full, Putters, Canadian Goose Full, Canadian Goose Lights, Canadian Menthol, Canadian Classics Original, Canadian Classics Silver, Rolled Gold Lights, Nexus Full, Nexus Lights, and Time Full.

Carton price and pack price should not be compared as if they describe the same quantity. If one brand or carton count matters, check Cigarettes or ask the store before leaving.

Compare the same unit

When comparing current products:

1. Confirm pack or carton.
2. Confirm quantity.
3. Confirm brand and variety.
4. Read the current posted price.
5. Ask the store when the listing does not show enough detail.

Why current information matters

Native cigarette selection can rotate. A static resource should explain the terminology while pointing shoppers back to the current $25 carton listings.

Tobacco health note

Smoking and nicotine use carry serious health risks. This page is informational and intended for adults 19+.