Start with the complete name
Keep the brand and every variant word together. A shortened label may route to a related but different catalog record.
Photographed pack comparison
Kent Blue 1mg vs Blue Mint 5mg
Separate Kent Blue 1mg King Size from Kent Blue-Mint 5mg using the full front wording, visible numbers and two original package photographs.
Direct answer
The two exact listings are not interchangeable
The words Kent and Blue overlap in catalog searches, but the photographed fronts are not interchangeable. The first record is Blue 1mg King Size; the second is Blue-Mint 5mg with SPARK and HOKKAIDO MINT printed on the image. Use the full listing name and number, not a remembered blue colour.
This page is a side-by-side identification route. Each photographed product keeps its established canonical URL, while the broader Kent Japan guide covers the family. A permanent comparison should not pretend that today’s stock or price will remain unchanged.
Original source photos
Check both package fronts
The two images below are the website's existing source assets, not newly generated stand-ins. Their different crops and photographic settings should not be interpreted as different physical dimensions. Read the visible front wording and then open the matching exact product page.
Evidence table
Kent Blue: side-by-side identifiers
| Field | First record | Second record |
|---|---|---|
| Complete catalog name | Kent Blue 1mg King Size | Kent Blue-Mint 5mg |
| Visible photo clue | The handheld photo shows a teal-blue KENT pack with a large 1, circular blue marker and 100’s wording. | The clean source image shows a green-blue KENT SPARK front, a visible 5 and HOKKAIDO MINT wording. |
| Exact guide | Open first record | Open second record |
Search-name resolver
How to narrow an ambiguous search
The 1mg photograph visibly includes 100’s wording even though the catalog route says King Size. This guide reports both sources as they stand; it does not silently relabel the file or infer a pack-count specification. Blue-Mint should not be shortened to Blue because that loses the differentiating Mint word.
Verify the photographed front
Use the visible wording, number, mark and design details in the two source photos, not one shared colour or family emblem.
Open the permanent page
The exact product guide preserves the original image and canonical identity; use the current catalog record for changing price or availability.
Evidence boundary
What the package photos cannot establish
Visible Mint and SPARK wording is a name/packaging clue, not proof of an unstated ingredient. The printed 1 and 5 are not comparative safety claims. Stock and price are intentionally left to the current inventory data.
Packaging may change over time. If the source photograph and a later physical pack differ, compare the complete printed name and the current catalog record before assuming they represent the same version. This website provides identification references and no online checkout on this page.
Reference questions
Kent Blue FAQ
Is Kent Blue 1mg the same as Kent Blue-Mint 5mg?
No. They are separate catalog records with different full names, numbers and source photos.
Why is the word Mint important?
Blue-Mint is part of the second listing name and HOKKAIDO MINT is visible in its source photograph.
What if the photo and catalog format wording differ?
Use the complete catalog name and the actual photo together; this guide notes the 100’s wording without silently changing King Size.
Can colour alone identify either Kent page?
No. Both images use blue or teal, so the printed name and number must be checked.
Does 1mg versus 5mg say which is safer?
No. The numbers are used only to distinguish represented catalog records.