Table 4.

Adjusted ORs for reported quit attempts, among current tobacco product users (n=1254)^*†

		95% CI
	OR	Lower	Upper
Age
18–24	1.86	1.17	2.96
25–34	1.69	1.12	2.54
35–44	1.45	0.99	2.11
45–54	1.45	0.96	2.17
55+	1.00	REF
Education
Some/completed HS	1.00	REF
Some university/trade school	1.21	0.91	1.63
Completed university/post graduate	1.01	0.64	1.58
Gender
Male	1.00	REF
Female	1.08	0.82	1.43
Marital status
Married/cohabitating	1.00	REF
No longer married	0.82	0.60	1.12
Never married	1.22	0.84	1.76
Race
White, non-Hispanic	1.00	REF
Black, non-Hispanic	1.23	0.84	1.80
Hispanic	1.02	0.69	1.50
Other, non-Hispanic	1.22	0.74	2.00
Income
<US$30 000	1.00	REF
US$30 000–US$59 999	1.05	0.75	1.47
US$60 000+	0.82	0.56	1.19
Current NCT only user
No	1.00	REF
Yes	0.45	0.30	0.67
Polyuse
Single product user, no flavour	1.00	REF
Single product user, flavour	0.86	0.62	1.21
Polyuser, no flavour	1.39	0.87	2.22
Polyuser, flavour	1.57	1.08	2.27

^*‘Quit attempts’ was measured using the following question: “During the past 12 months, have you tried to quit [list of currently used tobacco products] completely?” Bold values indicate statistically significant findings according to Wald χ² test for predictor variable (p<0.05).

^†Tobacco product includes cigarettes (menthol only), e-cigarettes, cigars (all), pipe, hookah, snus and smokeless tobacco.