Double Happiness Soft vs Soft Real: Which Carton Should You View First?

Xorvila lists two Double Happiness cartons with very similar names — Soft and Soft Real — at different prices. Compare names, carton format and current Australian prices to decide which product page to view first. Adults 18+ only.

Double Happiness Soft Real - 1 Carton (10 Packs)

Adults 18+ only. Xorvila supplies tobacco products to Australian adults aged 18 and over. This guide compares two Double Happiness cartons as they are named and priced in the Xorvila catalogue; it does not describe taste, strength or health effects, and nothing here should be read as a health claim.

If you are comparing Double Happiness cartons at Xorvila, two listings look almost identical at first glance: Double Happiness Soft and Double Happiness Soft Real. Both are sold as a carton of 10 packs, both are currently in stock, and both carry a “Soft”-style name — yet the two listings sit at different prices. Here is how the two live cartons compare, and which product page to view first.

What the two Double Happiness names share

Both cartons belong to the Double Happiness range at Xorvila and both carry the word “Soft” in the listing name. Each listing is one carton containing 10 individual packs, not a single pack. If you want to understand what the word “soft” means as a packaging term, see our guide to hard pack vs soft pack catalogue terms; here we focus on the two Double Happiness listings themselves.

Double Happiness Soft

The Double Happiness Soft carton is the lower-priced of the two listings. It is currently A$178.50 per carton, marked down from A$210.00, and it is in stock. Its name is simply the brand plus “Soft”, with no extra marker.

Double Happiness Soft Real

The Double Happiness Soft Real carton is the higher-priced listing, currently A$195.50 per carton, marked down from A$230.00, and it is also in stock. The listing name adds the word “Real” after “Soft”. Xorvila does not publish an explanation of what “Real” refers to, so the practical differences you can compare between the two pages are the listing name, the product image and the current price.

How to tell them apart at a glance

  • Look for the extra word “Real” in the listing name — that marker identifies the higher-priced carton.
  • If the name is simply “Double Happiness Soft”, it is the lower-priced listing.
  • Both cartons hold 10 packs and are currently in stock.
  • Soft is A$178.50 per carton (was A$210.00); Soft Real is A$195.50 per carton (was A$230.00).
Listing Name marker Sale unit Current price Stock
Double Happiness Soft “Soft” 1 carton (10 packs) A$178.50 (was A$210.00) In stock
Double Happiness Soft Real “Soft Real” 1 carton (10 packs) A$195.50 (was A$230.00) In stock

Which one should you view first?

It depends on what matters most in your comparison. If the current price is your first consideration, start with the Double Happiness Soft page — it is A$17.00 cheaper per carton than Soft Real at today’s sale prices (A$20.00 cheaper at the regular price). If you are trying to work out what the “Real” listing adds, open the Double Happiness Soft Real page and compare its image and details against the Soft page. To see both cartons together with the rest of the range, use the Double Happiness category page at Xorvila.

Compare them yourself on Xorvila

Prices and stock status on this page were checked on 7 August 2026 (AEST) against the live Xorvila product pages, and they can change. The two pages to compare are the Double Happiness Soft carton and the Double Happiness Soft Real carton, with the Double Happiness category page as the overview.

18+ only. This information is provided for Australian adults aged 18 and over to identify and compare products in the Xorvila catalogue. Tobacco products are harmful to health.