Table 4.

Logistic regression predicting the likelihood of cigarillo discontinuation and product substitution among young adult cigarillo users in the USA in response to a hypothetical flavour ban

	Unadjusted model		Adjusted model
	OR	95% CI	OR	95% CI
Would discontinue cigarillos (n=508)
Cigarillo flavour loyalty
Any tobacco preference	Ref	Ref	Ref	Ref
Weak flavour preference	2.95	1.17 to 7.44	3.55	1.39 to 9.11
Strong flavour preference	4.72	2.00 to 11.40	5.8	2.36 to 14.23
Nicotine dependence	–	–	0.67	0.54 to 0.84
Current other tobacco product use*	–	–	0.75	0.48 to 1.15
Would substitute with another tobacco product (n=505)
Cigarillo flavour loyalty
Any tobacco preference	Ref	Ref	Ref	Ref
Weak flavour preference	2.24	1.04 to 4.84	2.1	0.95 to 4.64
Strong flavour preference	3.29	1.60 to 6.79	3.26	1.55 to 6.89
Nicotine dependence	–	–	1.32	1.06 to 1.65
Current other tobacco product use*	–	–	4.61	2.72 to 7.81
Would substitute with only a flavoured tobacco product (n=436)
Cigarillo flavour loyalty
Any tobacco preference	Ref	Ref	Ref	Ref
Weak flavour preference	4.42	1.28 to 15.31	4.17	1.19 to 14.67
Strong flavour preference	7.54	2.28 to 24.95	7.75	2.31 to 26.04
Nicotine dependence	–	–	1.1	0.86 to 1.41
Current other flavoured tobacco product use†	–	–	4.27	2.41 to 7.55

*Current other tobacco product use includes past 30-day use of non-menthol cigarettes, menthol cigarettes, e-cigarettes, smokeless tobacco and/or hookah.

†Current other flavoured tobacco product use includes past 30-day use of menthol cigarettes, flavoured e-cigarettes and/or usual/current use of flavoured smokeless tobacco and/or hookah.