Table 3.

Willingness to use self-collected sexually transmitted infection (STI) and HIV testing kits and acceptable pick-up points for tests among men aged 18–35 years

Factors	All men (95% CI)	18–24 years (95% CI)	25–29 years (95% CI)	30–35 years (95% CI)	p Value for difference between age groups
Denominator (unweighted, weighted)*	411 632	130 246	124 178	157 208
Willingness to use self-collected testing kits for STI/HIV testing
Willing to provide urine sample for STI testing	85.1% (80.1% to 88.8%)	88.7% (81.0% to 93.5%)	82.1% (71.2% to 89.5%)	83.1% (75.2% to 88.9%)	0.3687
Willing to provide mouth swab for HIV testing	86.9% (82.4% to 90.4%)	95.0% (89.7% to 97.6%)	79.7% (69.9% to 87.0%)	82.7% (74.2% to 88.9%)	0.001
Acceptable pick-up points for testing kits
General practice surgery	79.7% (74.5% to 84.2%)
GUM clinic	66.8% (60.8% to 72.3%)
Pharmacy	65.4% (59.4% to 71.0%)
Sent in the post	52.2% (46.4% to 58.0%)
College/university campus	41.6% (35.9% to 47.6%)
School	28.1% (23.0% to 33.8%)
Workplace	22.4% (17.8% to 27.8%)
Youth club	20.8% (16.3% to 26.2%)
Gym	18.5% (14.5% to 23.4%)
Bar/pub/nightclub	17.3% (13.3% to 22.3%)
Recreational/leisure/sport centre/swimming pool	13.4% (9.9% to 17.9%)
Sports club	11.7% (8.4% to 16.1%)
Coffee shop/cafe	6.9% (4.6% to 10.3%)
Other	0.4% (0.0% to 3.0%)

^*Percentages presented for weighted sample.