Chuanwei

Single pack or full carton: which one to order

Every cigarette listing here has two variants where stock allows: a single pack and a full carton. The gap in unit price is roughly ten to one, before shipping.

Buy the pack when

  • You have never smoked the brand and want to test it.
  • You are stacking several brands into one order to compare.
  • The parcel is small enough that fixed shipping dominates either way.

Buy the carton when

  • You already know the brand.
  • You want the per-cigarette price to fall where it should.
  • The carton is a gift — the sealed outer and foil are the point.

The one hard limit

Tobacco in a parcel is capped at ten pounds, about eighteen cartons. Single packs let you fill the remaining weight, but they do not lift the cap. Coffee rides along free of both the cap and the signature requirement.

Note that pouches count toward the same cap; at roughly twenty grams a can that is about two hundred cans.

Tobacco is 21+: an adult signature and a government photo ID are checked at the door, and one tobacco parcel is capped at 10 lb, about 18 cartons. Coffee needs neither and never counts toward that cap. Parallel-import or importer-held stock throughout, so packaging and tax stamps vary by batch.