Start with the unit.
Then compare the offer.
A carton reference and a box reference answer different questions. Keep the exact SKU, quantity unit and shipping scope together.

A display is another exact order unit
The box/carton comparison below is one example, not a rule for the whole department. Display labels remain tied to their own exact products.
The catalogue identifies the order unit; current seals, batch and actual outer-carton configuration need evidence for the proposed shipment. Listed net weights remain distinct from packed shipping weight.
Read the label before the price.
These references belong to the same named catalog product. They do not establish identical contents, batches or current availability.
CN-M005Booster box
$26.00USD reference / one listed order unit- Product
- Gem Pack Vol. 4 Booster Box
- Listed weight
- 0.15 kg · net
- Quantity 1 means
- One booster box
CN-M011Original carton · 20 boxes
$494.00USD reference / one listed order unit- Product
- Gem Pack Vol. 4 Booster Box
- Listed weight
- 3.6 kg · net
- Quantity 1 means
- One original carton · 20 boxes
What this page tells you
- The exact SKU and literal order label.
- A dated USD product reference for that order unit.
- The listed product weight and its stated basis.
What still needs an answer
- Actual available quantity, printed language, current seals and batch photographs.
- Whether the offered carton is original, and the exact configuration supplied.
- MOQ, mixed-order terms, current product price and quote validity.
- Packed gross weight, dimensions, freight, import responsibilities, payment and dispatch.
Before requesting a sealed-product offer
Does one carton in my list mean one inner box?
Is the listed weight the freight billing weight?
Can I assume a mixed-carton MOQ or volume discount?
What should I put in the first enquiry?
Make one precise request.
Keep boxes, displays and cartons on their own exact-SKU lines.
Catalog snapshot 2026-10-20. USD product references exclude freight, duties and taxes. Current goods and commercial terms need a quote.