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. 2017 Mar 9;5(3):e26. doi: 10.2196/mhealth.7199

Table 4.

Condoms and at-home human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) test kit ordered from an HIV prevention app by men who have sex with men (MSM) participants during a 4-month pilot study, United States, 2015.

Characteristic
Total (n=121)
n (%)
Atlanta (n=72)
n (%)
Seattle (n=49)
n (%)
Condom ordersa




On 1st visit 64 (52.9)

38 (52.8)

26 (53.1)


At least once during pilot 77 (63.6)

47 (65.3)

30 (61.2)


Place repeat order 29 (24.0)

16 (22.2)

13 (26.5)

At-home HIV test ordersa




On 1st visit 37 (30.6)

28 (38.9)

9 (18.4)


At least once during pilot 64 (52.9)

39 (54.2)

27 (55.1)


Placed a repeat order 26 (21.5)

18 (25.0)

8 (16.0)



n=70 n=45 n=25
Used the ordered condomsb




Yes 61 (87.1)

40 (88.9)

21 (84.0)


No 9 (12.9)

5 (11.1)

4 (16.0)

Condoms replaced condoms would have bought or received elsewhereb




Yes 51 (72.9)

31 (68.9)

20 (80.0)


No 18 (25.7)

14 (31.1)

4 (16.0)

Had condoms at time of orderb




Yes 40 (57.1)

20 (44.4)

20 (80.0)


No 30 (42.9)

25 (55.6)

5 (20.0)



n=50 n=33 n=17
Use of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) home testb




Self 34 (68.0)

25 (75.8)

9 (52.9)


Significant other 3 (6.0)

3 (9.1)

0 (0.0)


Friend 1 (2.0)

1 (3.0)

0 (0.0)


Acquaintance 1 (2.0)

0 (0.0)

1 (5.9)


Not yet used 11 (22.0)

4 (12.1)

7 (41.2)

Prior intentions of at-home HIV test usersb




Not planning to be tested 34 (68.0)

21 (63.6)

13 (76.5)


Replaced a planned test 16 (32.0)

12 (36.4)

4 (23.5)

aOrder history analyses include all pilot participants (n=121).

bReported in final evaluation survey (n=98).