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Catalog terminology guide

Capsule Cigarettes Toronto Guide

Compare capsule cigarette names used in Toronto catalog searches, including burst, fusion, double, pearl, hybrid and change. Treat each complete brand, variant, market label and printed strength as a separate product identity.

Marlboro Summer Double Fusion capsule cigarette package

How capsule wording appears in the catalog

There is no single universal capsule name. A brand may describe one capsule as burst or pearl, while another uses fusion or hybrid. Products with two flavor capsules may include double or two-color capsule symbols. Always use the complete listing name because a small wording change can identify a different package.

Burst and fusion

These terms usually appear as part of a specific product name, such as Purple Burst or Double Fusion. Keep the market label and strength with the name.

Pearl and hybrid

TEREA and other product families may use Pearl or Hybrid as a version name. Those listings belong to their own device or product category.

Double and change

Double can describe two capsules or two flavor directions. Change may appear in a Korean listing name. The front photo is the final visual check.

Examples of capsule-style naming

The catalog examples below show how different brands describe capsule or flavor-change products.

Why the complete name matters

A search for only “purple” or “double” can return several unrelated products. Add the brand, version, market label, and printed strength to reach the correct page. For example, Marlboro Purple Burst JP version and Marlboro Purple Burst NEW KR version are intentionally separate listings.

Capsule terminology describes the catalog version; it is not a health or quality claim. Availability also changes independently for each version, so confirm the live status after choosing the exact page.

Capsule wording map

Burst, fusion, double and change do not name the same product

Capsule-related searches often combine several catalogue terms, but each word must remain attached to the complete product name. A double-fusion pack, a single burst pack and a colour-change variant can use different images and inventory records. These examples show how to move from the search term to the exact guide without inventing an ingredient or flavour that is not printed on the photographed pack.

Marlboro burst and fusion

Compare W-Burst, Fusion Vista, Summer Double Fusion and Purple Burst as separate exact-name pages.

Open a Double Fusion example

Kool and Lucky Strike variants

Keep Purple Berry, Chillberry and menthol wording attached to the correct brand, printed number and package photo.

Open a Kool capsule example

Korean double-flavour names

ESSE Double AppleMint Wine, Orange and other variants have separate guides; use the Korean flavour route to compare them.

Compare Korean flavour listings

Topic discovery path

Capsule cigarette names explained: choose the next specific guide

This topic page helps a broad search reach a more specific, verifiable result. Use the explanation here to identify the relevant market, format or comparison question, then continue through the linked brand or product guide. A permanent editorial page records names and visible package evidence; changing price and availability should still be confirmed in the current catalog.

Follow the closest related route

Open the most directly related guide when the search needs a clearer market, brand or format context.

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Compare a second interpretation

A second route helps separate similar terminology and prevents one broad keyword from being forced onto every product page.

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Finish with a permanent record

Use the directory or linked guide to select the canonical page whose full name and photographed package match the intended result.

Open flavor guide →

Frequently asked questions

Are all burst products double-capsule products?

No. Burst, fusion, pearl, hybrid, and double are brand-specific naming clues. The individual package photo and description identify the exact listing.

Can I search the inventory by capsule term?

Yes. Try burst, fusion, double, pearl, hybrid, change, or the exact flavor name in the catalog search.

Why are JP and KR versions separated?

Market versions can have different packaging and product names. Separate pages make the photo and current inventory status easier to confirm.