Table 2.

Multivariable logistic regression of any menstrual health product-access challenge during the COVID-19 pandemic, compared to no challenge, by sociodemographic and economic factors at 2020 survey.

	Overall Sample Distribution	Any Access Challenge During COVID-19 Pandemic± (n=366; 62.0%)
	Column %	Row %	aOR (95% CI)
Age
16-20 years	29.9	65.8	ref
20-25 years	70.1	60.4	1·22 (0·61, 2·41)
Education
Secondary or less	64.3	69.0	2·40 (1·41, 4·08)⁎⁎⁎
College/University	35.8	49.4⁎⁎	ref
Main activity prior to COVID-19
Student, caregiver, and other	51.9	63.0	ref
Employed	48.1	60.9	0·81 (0·49, 1·35)
Household composition
Living independent of parents	32.8	55.8	ref
Living with parents	67.2	65.0	1·86 (1·13, 3·05)*
Household SES tertile
Highest	41.0	61.1	ref
Middle	22.8	59.2	0·78 (0·43, 1·40)
Lowest	36.3	64.8	0·83 (0·47, 1·47)
Prime earner in household
No	85.3	60.2	ref
Yes	14.7	72.4	2·27 (1·17, 4·38)*
Ability to meet basic needs
Very/somewhat able	46.6	53.1	ref
Not very/not at all able	53.4	69.8⁎⁎	2·25 (1·41, 3·59)⁎⁎⁎

Adjusted models inclusive of all variables within the table.

Bolded values indicate p<0·05.

^±p-value to assess difference in any menstrual health product-access challenge across factors from design-based F statistic.

^⁎p<0.05.

^⁎⁎p<0.01.

^⁎⁎⁎p<0.001.