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. 2024 Sep 23;13:e56587. doi: 10.2196/56587

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of the first 100 home option testing for pre-exposure prophylaxis trial enrollees, March 2022-May 2023.

Characteristics Values
Age (years), median (IQR) 34 (28-39)
Male sex assigned at birth, n (%) 47 (47)
Current gender identity, n (%)

Cisgender man 41 (87)

Transgender, nonbinary, genderqueer, etc 6 (11)
Race and ethnicity, n (%)

NHa Black 10 (11)

Hispanic or Latinx 15 (16)

NHa White 36 (38)

Asian 23 (24)

American Indian or Alaska native, mixed race, or other 8 (9)
Sexual orientation, n (%)

Gay 42 (89)

Straight, pansexual, bisexual, or queer 5 (11)
Annual income (US$), n (%)

14,999 or less 5 (11)

15,000-29,999 6 (14)

30,000-49,999 11 (25)

50,000-99,999 11 (25)

100,000 or more 11 (25)
Highest level of education, n (%)

Grade or high school 4 (8)

Some college, associate, or technical degree 11 (23)

Bachelor’s degree 17 (35)

Some graduate school 5 (11)

Graduate degree 11 (23)
Medical insurance (excluding PrEPb care), n (%)

None 17 (37)

Private insurance 24 (52)

Medicaid 2 (4)

Other insurance type 3 (7)
Ever diagnosed with STIc, n (%)

Yes 33 (70)

No 14 (30)
PrEPb use status, n (%)

Currently taking PrEPb 42 (89)

Planning to start soon 5 (11)
Duration of current PrEPb use, n (%)

<3 months 3 (7)

3-6 months 8 (20)

6-12 months 6 (14)

1-2 years 8 (20)

>2 years 16 (39)
Substance use in the past 12 monthsd, n (%)

Alcohol 37 (37)

Stimulants (cocaine or meth) 9 (9)

Hallucinogens (LSD or mushrooms) 6 (6)

Marijuana 25 (25)

None 5 (5)

aNH: non-Hispanic.

bPrEP: pre-exposure prophylaxis.

cSTI: sexually transmitted infections.

dTotal percentages may not sum to 100% as participants could select multiple answer choices.