ESSE Change Double Applemint Orange and ESSE Change Double Applemint Wine are separate Daziron catalogue listings. The practical way to tell them apart is to compare the full recorded product name and SKU before adding a carton to an order. Both listings state one carton containing 10 packs, but their final variant words and SKU codes are different.
The two recorded listings
The Daziron catalogue currently identifies these variants as follows:
| Recorded product name | SKU | Sale unit shown |
|---|---|---|
| ESSE Change Double Applemint Orange | SS-259 | 1 Carton (10 Packs) |
| ESSE Change Double Applemint Wine | SS-277 | 1 Carton (10 Packs) |
This comparison is about catalogue identification. The words “Orange” and “Wine” are part of the recorded variant names; they should not be treated as a substitute for the complete listing name or SKU. Before ordering, open the relevant live product page and check the current record rather than relying on an abbreviated search result or a remembered name.
Why the final variant word matters
Near-identical product names can look interchangeable when a search page, cart view, or message shows only the first part of the title. Here, both names begin with “ESSE Change Double Applemint”, then separate at the final word. That last word is enough to make them distinct catalogue records.
Using the SKU gives the comparison an additional fixed reference. The Orange listing is recorded as SS-259; the Wine listing is recorded as SS-277. A shopper who can see both the full name and SKU has a clearer way to confirm the intended listing than by comparing only a shortened product title.
Read each listing as a complete record
A product title is most useful when read from beginning to end. The shared wording establishes the family name, while the final word distinguishes the individual record. The SKU then provides a second identifier that does not depend on how much of the title is visible in a search result, cart line, saved list, or conversation.
For this pair, the sale-unit wording is a third separate field. “1 Carton (10 Packs)” appears on both product records. That shared format confirms neither title nor SKU; it only describes the listed sale unit. Keeping these three fields separate helps prevent a common mix-up: finding the right carton format but selecting the wrong named variant.
When comparing two close listings, make a simple three-column check: full name, SKU, and sale unit. If any one of those fields differs from the record you intended to review, return to the live product page before proceeding. This method is useful because it relies only on recorded catalogue fields, without drawing conclusions from a partial title, packaging appearance, or a descriptor outside the live listing.
A quick checkout check
- Open the product page that matches the exact variant name you intend to review: Orange or Wine.
- Match the complete displayed name, including the final variant word.
- Match the SKU: SS-259 for Orange, or SS-277 for Wine.
- Confirm that the sale unit on the live page says 1 Carton (10 Packs).
- Review the item line in the cart before completing any order.
These are record-matching steps, not claims about current availability, pricing, delivery, or product characteristics. Those fields can change, so the live listing is the appropriate source at the time of review.
Keep this pair separate from other ESSE listings
Daziron also lists other ESSE products with different names and SKUs. For example, ESSE Change Mint Ice Blast 4mg and ESSE Menthol (Mechanical Green) Super Slim are separate records. Their presence does not make them replacements for either Double Applemint variant. The safest approach is to select the product page whose recorded title and SKU match the item you mean to check.
Common listing mistakes to avoid
- Stopping at the shared name: “ESSE Change Double Applemint” alone does not identify Orange or Wine.
- Skipping the SKU: the separate codes SS-259 and SS-277 help distinguish the records.
- Assuming a shared carton format means the same item: both show 1 Carton (10 Packs), while remaining different variants.
- Using old screenshots or snippets: check the live product page for the current catalogue record.
Next step
For a general method that applies to any similar catalogue pair, see Verify a Product Listing by Name, SKU and Carton. For this ESSE pair, use the exact recorded title, the matching SKU, and the live page’s sale-unit wording as the three core checks.
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