Table 5.

Adjusted ORs for reported quit attempts, among current users of at least one flavoured tobacco product (n=723)^*†

	Made quit attempt
		95% CI
	OR	Lower	Upper
Age
18–24	1.13	0.61	2.10
25–34	1.42	0.82	2.47
35–44	1.30	0.74	2.26
45–54	1.32	0.71	2.46
55+	1.00	REF
Education
Some/completed HS	1.00	REF
Some university/trade school	1.01	0.68	1.50
Completed university/postgraduate	0.72	0.37	1.40
Gender
Male	1.00	REF
Female	1.23	0.83	1.83
Marital status
Married/cohabitating	1.00	REF
No longer married	0.87	0.57	1.35
Never married	1.31	0.79	2.17
Race
White, non-Hispanic	1.00	REF
Black, non-Hispanic	1.06	0.68	1.64
Hispanic	0.68	0.41	1.12
Other, non-Hispanic	2.01	0.90	4.50
Income
<US$30 000	1.00	REF
US$30 000–US$59 999	1.04	0.66	1.65
US$60 000+	1.31	0.78	2.19
Current NCT only user
No	1.00	REF
Yes	0.58	0.35	0.95
Polyuse
Single product user	1.00	REF
Polyuser	2.00	1.37	2.93

^*‘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 spread includes cigarettes (menthol only), e-cigarettes, cigars (all), pipe, hookah, snus and smokeless tobacco.