TABLE 2.

Awareness and Experience With NYC Condoms Among Survey Respondents: New York City Residents Aged 18 Years and Older, 2007

Question	No.a	% (95% CI)b or %
Seen or heard about NYC Condoms in past 12 mo	223	76.1 (71.2, 81.0)
Picked up NYC Condom (n = 221)	165	74.7 (68.9, 80.3)
Where respondent picked up NYC Condom (n = 165c)
Community or social service agency	66	40.0
Bar or nightclub, restaurant, or retail store	54	32.7
DOHMH STD clinic	12	7.3
Hospital or other health clinic	9	5.5
Street	7	4.2
Subway or train station	6	3.6
Barber shop or salon	5	3.0
Other	17	10.3
Used NYC Condom
Among all respondents (n = 292)	117	40.1 (34.5, 45.7)
Among respondents that had seen or heard of NYC Condoms (n = 222)	117	52.7 (46.1, 59.3)
Among respondents that had picked up an NYC Condom (n = 165)	113	68.5 (61.4, 75.6)
Rated experience with NYC Condom,d mean (SD)	116	6.55 (2.42)
Other condoms respondent would like DOHMH to distribute
Ultra-thin/extra-sensitive	65	22.3
Extra-strength	53	18.2
Larger-size	42	14.4
Studded or ribbed	17	5.8
Flavored	14	4.8
Colored	10	3.4
Other brand (e.g., Trojan, Durex)	10	3.4
Other type	23	7.9
No other condom chosen	58	19.9

Notes. DOHMH = Department of Health and Mental Hygiene; NYC = New York City; STD = sexually transmitted disease; CI = confidence interval.

^aExcept where noted, n = 293.

^bConfidence intervals were calculated for key outcome measures only.

^cNot mutually exclusive.

^dNYC Condom ranked on scale of 1 to 10 compared with other male condoms (1 = much worse than other male condoms; 10 = much better than other male condoms). Mean (SD) rather than % was measured.