Table 4.

Correlates of young adults’ intent to purchase e-cigarettes (n=847).

		Adjusted OR	95% CI
Experimental condition
	Control	Ref.
	Ingredient	0.41***	0.27, 0.62
	Industry	0.52**	0.34, 0.80
E-cigarette use
	Never user	Ref.
	Past user	1.09	0.74, 1.60
	Current use	4.99***	3.21, 7.78
Smoking status
	No days smoked	Ref.
	Non-daily smoker	20.74***	13.14.32.73
	Daily smoker	19.89***	12.62, 31.35
E-cigarette marketing exposure
	Low	Ref.
	Medium	1.82**	1.21, 2.75
	High	3.84***	2.56, 5.76
Age (years)
	18–24	Ref.
	≥ 25	1.20	0.86, 1.68
Sex
	Male	Ref.
	Female	0.73*	0.53, 1.00
Race
	White	Ref.
	Non-white	1.34	0.92, 1.97
Ethnicity
	Non-Hispanic	Ref.
	Hispanic	2.21***	1.43, 3.42
Education
	≤ High school	Ref.
	Some college	1.20	0.80, 1.80
	≥ 4 years of college	1.53*	1.01, 2.32

Cell entries are adjusted odds ratios (OR) and 95% confidence intervals (CI) from ordinal logistic regression.

^*P≤0.05;

^**P≤0.01;

^***P≤0.001.

E-cigarette use was categorized as never user, past user (used but not in the past 30 days), or current user (used at least once in the past 30 days).