Form 0920-23FN Survey

Community Web-Panel Survey

QUESTIONNAIRE FOR COMMUNITY WEB-PANEL SURVEY¹ Form Approved

OMB No. 0920-xxxx

Expiration Date: XX/XX/XXXX

Overview of Questionnaire Sections

1. Background/demographics

2. General Tobacco Use

3. General tobacco quit attempts/Switching

4. Menthol FTP Use

5. Purchasing behaviors/Access

6. Menthol quit attempts/Switching

7. Perceptions/Belief

8. Sites with Implemented Policies

9. Comparison Sites

Survey Questionnaire

Introduction

Thank you for your interest in taking this online survey. This questionnaire is being administered on behalf of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). This survey will ask about your tobacco-related knowledge, attitudes and behaviors.

Your survey answers will help inform public health practice and improve commercial tobacco-related policies. “Commercial tobacco” means harmful products that are made and sold by tobacco companies. It does not include “traditional tobacco” used by Indigenous groups for religious or ceremonial purposes.

This survey is voluntary and is designed to protect your privacy. We do not collect your name or other identifying information on the survey and results will only be reported collectively to preserve anonymity. The entire survey will take approximately 15 minutes to complete.

Thank you!

Section I: Background/demographics

Message to participant: This survey will begin with demographic questions before asking about knowledge, perceptions, and behaviors related to menthol and non-menthol tobacco.

#	Reference	Question	Responses
	BRFSS 2021, General demographic question	What is your age?	[--] age in years Don’t know Prefer not to say
	Office of the Chief Statistician of the U.S. SPD-15	What sex were you assigned at birth, on your original birth certificate?	Female Male Prefer not to say
	Office of the Chief Statistician of the U.S., CDC, and NIH, SPD-15	How do you currently describe yourself (mark all that apply)?	Female Male Transgender I use a different term [free-text] Prefer not to say
	SOGI, General demographic question. Office of the Chief Statistician of the U.S. SPD-15	Which of the following best represents how you think of yourself?	Gay (lesbian or gay) Straight; that is not gay (or lesbian or gay) Bisexual Something else I don’t know Prefer not to say
	new, General demographic question	How long have you lived in your current city?	Less than 6 months 6 months to < 1 year 1 year to < 2 years 2 years to < 3 years 3 years to < 4 years 4 years to < 5 years 5 years to < 6 years 6+ years Don’t know/Not sure Prefer not to say
	new, General demographic question	What was your total household income in the past 12 months?	Less than $30,000 Between $30,000 and $65,000 Between $65,001 and $100,000 More than $100,000 I don’t know Prefer not to say
	2023 NHIS	What is the highest degree or year of school you completed?	Never attended/kindergarten only Grade 1–11 12th grade, no diploma GED or equivalent High school graduate Some college, no degree Associate degree; occupational, technical, or vocational program Associate degree; academic program Bachelor’s degree (Example: BA, AB, BS, BBA) Master’s degree (Example: MA, MS, MEng, MEd, MBA) Professional school degree (Example: MD, DDS, DVM, JD) Doctoral degree (Example: PhD, EdD) I don’t know Prefer not to say
	OMB	What is your race and/or ethnicity? Select all that apply and enter additional details in the free text space.	American Indian or Alaska Native For example: Navajo Nation, Blackfeet Tribe of the Blackfeet Indian Reservation of Montana, Native Village of Barrow Inupiat Traditional Government, Nome Eskimo Community, Aztec, Maya, etc. [free-text]  Asian Chinese Asian Indian Filipino Vietnamese Korean Japanese Enter, for example, Pakistani, Hmong, Afghan, ect. [free-text]  Black or African American African American, Jamaican Haitian Nigerian Ethiopian Somali Enter, for example, Trinidadian and Tobagonian, Ghanaian, Congolese, etc. [free-text]  Hispanic or Latino Mexican Puerto Rican Salvadoran Cuban Dominican Guatemala Enter, for example, Columbian, Honduran, Spaniard, etc. [free-text]  Middle Eastern or North African Lebanese Iranian Egyptian Iranian Syrian Iraqi Israeli Enter, for example, Moroccan, Yemeni, Krudish, etc. [free-text]  Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander Native Hawaiian Samoan Chamorro Tongan Fijian Marshallese Enter, for example, Chuukese, Palauan, Tahitian, etc. [free-text] White English German Irish Italian Polish Scottish Enter, for example, French, Swedish, Norweigian, etc. [free-text] I don’t know Prefer not to say

Section II: General Tobacco Use

#	Reference	Question	Responses	Indicator
	New	Have you ever used any of the following tobacco products fairly regularly (select all that apply)? Fairly regularly is defined as using a product on a routine basis rather than trying a tobacco product only a few times.	Cigarettes This category does not include electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes, njoy, bluetip, JUUL), herbal cigarettes, cigars, cigarillos, little cigars, pipes, water pipes (hookahs), or marijuana. Electronic cigarettes or e-cigarettes You also may know these products as vapes, mods, e-cigs, e-hookahs, or vape-pens. Cigars, cigarillos, or little filtered cigars Cigarillos are medium cigars that sometimes are sold with plastic or wooden tips. Common brands include Black & Milds, Swisher Sweets, Dutch Masters and Phillies Blunts. Little filtered cigars look like cigarettes and are usually brown in color. Common brands include Prime Time and Winchester. Chewing tobacco, snuff, or dip Common brands include Skoal, Copenhagen, Grizzly, Levi Garrett, Red Man, and Day’s Work. A regular pipe filled with tobacco A hookah or waterpipe Nicotine pouches This product is a small bag that contains nicotine but not tobacco leaf. One common brand is Zyn. Don’t know/Not sure Prefer not to say	Number of people who use tobacco products (all) Number of people who use tobacco product by type Difference in prevalence of [all types of] tobacco product use
	New	How old were you when you first started using tobacco products fairly regularly?	[--] age in years Don’t know Prefer not to say	Difference in length of tobacco product use
	New	Have you completely stopped using all tobacco products? (To stop "completely" refers to permanently quitting use of tobacco products without relapse.)	Yes No Don’t know/Not sure Prefer not to say	Difference in cessation rate for tobacco products (This question was added for skip logic purposes)
	New	[If “Yes” to Q11] Please enter the month and year in which you stopped using tobacco products completely	[Free text]	Difference in length of cessation of tobacco products Number of people who quit tobacco products post-policy implementation
	New	[If “Yes” to Q12] Before successfully quitting tobacco products, how many quit attempts of one day or longer did you have?	0–9 10–19 20–29 30–39 40–49 50 or more Don’t know/Not sure Prefer not to say	Difference in number of quit attempts made for tobacco products
14.-20.	New, based on 2023 NHIS	[For those who selected at least one tobacco product in Q9 and where Q11 is not yes, list the corresponding products in the question below] Do you now use any of the following tobacco products “every day,” “some days,” “rarely,” or “not at all”? Cigarettes Electronic cigarettes or e-cigarettes (you also may know them as vapes, mods, e-cigs, e-hookahs, or vape-pens) Cigars, cigarillos, or little filtered cigars Chewing tobacco, snuff, or dip A regular pipe filled with tobacco A hookah or waterpipe Nicotine pouches	Every day Some days Rarely Not at all Don’t know/Not sure Prefer not to say	Number of people who use tobacco products (all) Number of people who currently use tobacco products by type Number of people who report regularity of tobacco product use Difference in prevalence of [all types of] tobacco product use

Section III: General Tobacco Quit Attempts / Switching

	Reference	Question	Responses	Indicators
	New, based on TUS-CPS 2018–19	[For those who DID NOT select “No” for Q11] Have you ever tried to quit using tobacco products completely?	Yes No Don’t know/Not sure Prefer not to say	Difference in [all types of] tobacco product quit attempts
	New, based on TUS-CPS 2018–19	[If “Yes” to “Have you ever tried to quit using tobacco products completely?”] During the past 12 months, have you tried to quit using tobacco products completely?	Yes No Don’t know/Not sure Prefer not to say	Difference in [all types of] tobacco product quit attempts
	New, based on TUS-CPS 2018–19	[If “Yes” to “During the past 12 months, have you ever tried to quit using tobacco products completely?”] During the past 6 months, have you tried to quit using tobacco products completely?	Yes No Don’t know/Not sure Prefer not to say	Number of people who use non-menthol products who have at least one quit attempt in the past six months Difference in [all types of] tobacco product quit attempts
	New, based on TUS-CPS 2018–19	[If “Yes” to “During the past 6 months, have you tried to quit using tobacco products completely?”] During the past 6 months, have you stopped using tobacco products for one day or longer because you were trying to quit?	Yes No Don’t know/Not sure Prefer not to say	Number of people who use non-menthol products who have at least one quit attempt in the past six months Difference in [all types of] tobacco product quit attempts
	New, based on TUS-CPS 2018–19	[If “Yes” to “During the past 6 months, have you stopped using tobacco products for one day or longer because you were trying to quit?”] During the past 6 months, have you stopped using tobacco products for 3 months or longer because you were trying to quit?	Yes No Don’t know/Not sure Prefer not to say	Number of people who use non-menthol products who have at least one quit attempt in the past six months Number of people who have a sustained non-menthol product quit for three months or longer Difference in sustained quits for 3 months or longer for [all types of] tobacco products
	New, based on TUS-CPS 2018–19	[For those who selected at least one tobacco product in Q14–Q20] Are you seriously considering quitting use of tobacco products within the next 6 months?	Yes No Don’t know/Not sure Prefer not to say	Number of people who have the intention to quit Difference in [all types of] tobacco product quit attempts
	New	[For those who selected at least one tobacco product in Q9, list the corresponding products in the question below] In the past six months, have you permanently switched from using any of the following tobacco products (column on the left) to another tobacco product (listed in the top row)? (List products selected in Q10)	Cigarettes Electronic cigarettes or e-cigarettes (you also may know them as vapes, mods, e-cigs, e-hookahs, or vape-pens) Cigars, cigarillos, or little filtered cigars Chewing tobacco, snuff, or dip A regular pipe filled with tobacco Hookah or waterpipe Nicotine pouches I have not switched from using this product Don’t know/Not sure Prefer not to say	Added due to request by the FDA Difference in switching behavior between types of tobacco product

Section IV: Menthol Use

#	Reference	Question	Responses	Indicator
28.-34.	New	[For those who selected at least one tobacco product in Q9, list the corresponding products in the question below] The previous questions in the survey were about your general tobacco use. We will now ask you questions that focus on your use of menthol-flavored tobacco products (hereafter referred to as menthol tobacco products). Have you ever used any of the following menthol-flavored tobacco products fairly regularly? Menthol cigarettes Menthol electronic cigarettes or e-cigarettes (you also may know them as vapes, mods, e-cigs, e-hookahs, or vape-pens) Menthol cigars, cigarillos, or little filtered cigars Menthol chewing tobacco, snuff, or dip A regular pipe filled with menthol tobacco A hookah or waterpipe with menthol-flavored shisha or hookah tobacco Menthol nicotine pouches	Yes No Don’t know/Not sure Prefer not to say	Number of people who use menthol-flavored tobacco products Number of people who use menthol tobacco products by type Difference in prevalence of [all types of] menthol tobacco product use
	New	[If “Yes” to one or more products in Q28–Q34] How old were you when you first started using menthol tobacco products fairly regularly?	[--] age in years Don’t know Prefer not to say	Difference in length of menthol tobacco product use
	New	[If “Yes” to one or more products in Q28–Q34] Have you completely stopped using all menthol tobacco products?	Yes No Don’t know/Not sure Prefer not to say	Difference in cessation rate of menthol tobacco products (This question was added for skip logic purposes)
	New	[If “Yes” to Q36] Did you completely stop using menthol tobacco products more than six months ago?	Yes No Don’t know/Not sure Prefer not to say	This question was added for skip logic purposes only
	New	[If “Yes” to Q36] In what month and year did you stop using menthol tobacco products completely?	[Free text]	Difference in length of cessation of menthol tobacco products Number of people who quit menthol tobacco products post-policy implementation
	New	[If “Yes” to Q36] Before successfully quitting menthol tobacco products, how many quit attempts of one day or longer did you have? Note: This question refers to attempts to quit menthol tobacco products specifically and not all tobacco products.	0–9 10–19 20–29 30–39 40–49 50 or more Don’t know/Not sure Prefer not to say	Difference in number of quit attempts made for menthol tobacco products
40.-46.	New, based on NATS 2013-14	[For those who selected at least one menthol-flavored tobacco product in Q28–Q34 and Q36 not=”Yes”, list the corresponding products in the question below] Do you now use any of the following menthol tobacco products “every day,” “some days,” “rarely,” or “not at all”? Menthol cigarettes Menthol electronic cigarettes or e-cigarettes (you also may know them as vapes, mods, e-cigs, e-hookahs, or vape-pens) Menthol cigars, cigarillos, or little filtered cigars Menthol chewing tobacco, snuff, or dip A regular pipe filled with menthol tobacco A hookah or waterpipe with menthol-flavored shisha or hookah tobacco Menthol nicotine pouches	Every day Some days Rarely Not at all Don’t know/Not sure Prefer not to say	Number of people who use menthol tobacco products Number of people who currently use menthol tobacco product by type Number of people who report regularity of menthol tobacco use Difference in prevalence of [all types of] menthol tobacco product use

Section V: Purchasing Behavior / Access

	Reference	Question	Responses	Indicator
	New	[For those who said “No” to Q36 or selected at least one menthol-flavored tobacco product in Q28–Q34, list the corresponding products in the question below] During the past 6 months, where did you get your menthol tobacco products? (Select all that apply.)	I bought them from a physical store* within the limits of my city I bought them from a physical store outside the limits of my city I bought them online I got or bought them from somewhere/someone else Please specify [free text] I have not bought any menthol tobacco products in the past 6 months Don’t know/Not sure Prefer not to say *Store is defined as a tobacco shop, vape shop, convenience store, supermarket, discount store, gas station, vending machine, shopping mall, shopping center kiosk, or stand	Number of people who have purchased menthol tobacco products from a physical store within their city limits Number of people who have purchased menthol tobacco products from a physical store outside their city limits Number of people who obtained menthol tobacco products from a source other than a store Difference in self-reported purchasing behaviors related to menthol tobacco products Difference in self-reported access to menthol tobacco products
	New	[For those who indicated that they have purchased menthol tobacco products in the last six months] During the past 6 months, did you travel to another city or state for the main purpose of purchasing a menthol tobacco product?	Yes No Don’t know/Not sure Prefer not to say	Number of people who traveled to a different city or state to purchase menthol tobacco products after the policy passed Difference in self-reported purchasing behaviors related to menthol tobacco products Difference in self-reported access to menthol tobacco products
	New	[For those who selected response options 1, 2, 3, or 4 for Q47] Do you agree or disagree with this statement? In the past 6 months it has been relatively easy for me to obtain menthol tobacco products.	Agree Disagree Neither agree nor disagree Don’t know/Not sure Prefer not to say	Number of people who report that it has been relatively easy to obtain menthol tobacco products Difference in self-reported access to menthol tobacco products

Section VI: Menthol Quit Attempts / Switching

	Reference	Question	Responses	Indicators
	New	[For those who selected “Yes” for Q28–Q34 AND “No” for Q36] Have you ever tried to quit using menthol tobacco products completely?	Yes No Don’t know/Not sure Prefer not to say	Difference in [all types of] menthol tobacco product quit attempts
	New, based on TUS-CPS 2018–19	[If “Yes” to “Have you ever tried to quit using menthol tobacco products completely?”] During the past 12 months, have you tried to quit using menthol tobacco products completely?	Yes No Don’t know/Not sure Prefer not to say	Difference in [all types of] menthol tobacco product quit attempts
	New	[If “Yes” to “During the past 12 months, have you ever tried to quit using menthol flavored tobacco products completely?”] During the past 6 months, have you tried to quit using menthol tobacco products completely?	Yes No Don’t know/Not sure Prefer not to say	Difference in in [all types of] menthol tobacco product quit attempts
	New	[If “Yes” to “During the past 6 months, have you tried to quit using menthol-flavored tobacco products completely?”] During the past 6 months, have you stopped using menthol tobacco products for one day or longer because you were trying to quit?	Yes No Don’t know/Not sure Prefer not to say	Number of people who use menthol products who have at least one quit attempt in the past six months Difference in in [all types of] menthol tobacco product quit attempts
	New	[If “Yes” to “During the past 6 months, have you stopped using menthol flavored tobacco products for one day or longer because you were trying to quit?”] During the past 6 months, have you stopped using menthol tobacco products for 3 months or longer because you were trying to quit?	Yes No Don’t know/Not sure Prefer not to say	Number of people who use menthol products who have at least one quit attempt in the past six months Number of people who have a sustained menthol tobacco product quit for three months or longer Difference in sustained quits for 3 months or longer for [all types of] menthol tobacco products
	New, based on TUS-CPS 2018–19	[For those who selected at least one menthol tobacco product in Q40–Q46] Are you seriously considering quitting use of menthol tobacco products within the next 6 months?	Yes No Don’t know/Not sure Prefer not to say	Number of people who have the intention to quit Difference in [all types of] menthol tobacco product quit attempts
	New	[For those who selected ”Yes” for Q28–Q34] Have you ever switched from using any menthol tobacco product to using any non-menthol-tobacco product?	Yes No Don’t know/Not sure Prefer not to say	Number of people who report switching from a menthol- tobacco product to a non-menthol tobacco product Difference in switching to non-menthol tobacco products
	New	[If “yes” to Q56] At any time during the past 6 months, did you switch from using any menthol tobacco product to using any non-menthol tobacco product?	Yes No Don’t know/Not sure Prefer not to say	Number of people who report switching from a menthol tobacco product to a non-menthol tobacco product Number of people who switched to a non-menthol product that had similar menthol packaging after the policy passed Difference in switching to non-menthol tobacco products
	Truth Initiative	[If yes to Q57] [Show pictures of new “non-menthol” cigarettes, see appendix] At any time during the past 6 months, did you switch from using menthol tobacco products to one of the pictured “non-menthol” cigarette products?	Yes No Don’t know/Not sure Prefer not to say	Number of people who report switching from a menthol tobacco product to a non-menthol tobacco product Number of people who switched to a non-menthol product that had similar menthol packaging after the policy passed Difference in switching to non-menthol tobacco products
	New	[If “Yes” Q56] Why did you switch from using a menthol tobacco product to using any type of non-menthol tobacco product (select all that apply)?	Trying to quit using tobacco products Cost of product Unable to access menthol tobacco products Other [free text] Don’t know/Not sure Prefer not to say	Difference in motivation to switch from menthol tobacco products to non-menthol tobacco products

Section VII: Perceptions/Beliefs

	Reference	Question	Responses	Indicators
60.-62.	New, based on 2018 Minnesota Adult Tobacco Survey	Do you agree or disagree with the following statements? Menthol tobacco products are better for a sore throat than non-menthol tobacco products. Menthol tobacco products are healthier than non-menthol tobacco products. Menthol tobacco products contain fewer chemical additives than non-menthol tobacco products.	Agree Disagree Neither agree nor disagree Don’t know/Not sure Prefer not to say	Number of people who believe that menthol tobacco products are better for a sore throat than non-menthol tobacco products Number of people who believe that menthol- tobacco products are healthier than non-menthol tobacco products Number of people who believe that menthol- tobacco products contain fewer chemical additives than non-menthol tobacco products Number of people who believe that menthol tobacco products are less harmful than non-menthol tobacco products Number of people who believe that non-menthol tobacco products are harder to quit than menthol tobacco products Difference in perceived harms of menthol tobacco products (e.g., belief menthol is healthier, belief that it is harder or easier to quit, etc.)
	New, based on 2023 Spring Styles Survey	Do you believe menthol tobacco products are less harmful, equally harmful, or more harmful to a person’s health than non-menthol tobacco products?	Less Harmful Equally Harmful More Harmful Don’t know/Not sure Prefer not to say	Difference in perceived harms of menthol tobacco products (e.g., belief menthol is healthier, belief that it is harder or easier to quit, etc.)
	New, based on 2023 Spring Styles Survey	Which type of tobacco products do you believe are harder to quit using – menthol tobacco products (such as menthol cigarettes or menthol e-cigarettes) or non-menthol/regular tobacco products (such as non-menthol cigarettes or non-menthol e-cigarettes)?	Menthol tobacco products Non-menthol tobacco products Both are equally hard to quit Don’t know/Not sure Prefer not to say	Number of people who believe that non-menthol tobacco products are harder to quit than menthol tobacco products Difference in perceived harms of menthol tobacco products (e.g., belief menthol is healthier, belief that it is harder or easier to quit, etc.)

Section VIII: Sites with Implemented Sales Restrictions

Supplement to be adapted to each intervention site’s unique policy landscape.

#	Reference	Question	Responses	Indicator
	New	Are you aware of [insert name of policy/ordinance in relevant locality and brief overview of it, date implemented]?	Yes Somewhat No Don’t know/Not sure Prefer not to say	Number of people aware of the policy
	New	[If “yes” or “Somewhat”] How did you hear about the passage of [insert policy name and date]? Select all that apply.	Local news A friend, family member, acquaintance From a tobacco retailer Other [free text] Don’t know/Not sure Prefer not to say	Ways in which people learned about the policy
	New	To what extent do you agree with the passage of [insert policy name and date], which restricts sales of all flavored tobacco products, including menthol tobacco products?	Agree Disagree Neither agree nor disagree Don’t know/Not sure Prefer not to say	Number of people who agree with the policy
	New	Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? [insert policy name and date] was passed to improve the health of people living in our city.	Agree Disagree Neither agree nor disagree Don’t know/Not sure Prefer not to say	Number of people who agree that the policy was enacted to improve the health of people living in the city
	New	[If “Yes” to “Did you ever try to quit using tobacco products completely? OR If “Not at all” for Q14–Q20 AND If “Yes,” “Somewhat,” or “Prefer not to say” is selected for Q65]   Did the implementation of [insert policy name and date] contribute to your decision to attempt to quit using non-menthol tobacco products?	Yes No Don’t know/Not sure Prefer not to say	Number of people who say policy contributed to tobacco product quit attempt
	New	[If “Yes” to “Did you ever try to quit using tobacco products completely? OR If “Not at all” for Q40–Q46 AND If “Yes,” “Somewhat,” or “Prefer not to say” is selected for Q65] Did the implementation of [insert policy name and date] contribute to your decision to attempt to quit using menthol tobacco products?	Yes No Don’t know/Not sure Prefer not to say	Number of people who say policy contributed to menthol tobacco product quit attempt
	New	[If “Yes” to “Have you ever switched from using a menthol tobacco product to using a non-menthol-tobacco product?” AND If “Yes,” “Somewhat,” or “Prefer not to say” is selected for Q65] Did the implementation of [insert policy name and date] contribute to your decision to switch from a menthol tobacco product to a non-menthol tobacco product?	Yes No Don’t know/Not sure Prefer not to say	Number of people who say policy contributed to switching behavior
	New	[If “Yes” to “During the past 6 months, did you travel to another city or state for the purpose of purchasing a menthol tobacco product?” AND If “Yes,” “Somewhat,” or “Prefer not to say” is selected for Q65] Did the implementation of [insert policy name and date] contribute to your decision to travel to a different city or state to purchase menthol tobacco products?	Yes No Don’t know/Not sure Prefer not to say	Number of people who say policy contributed to decision to travel to purchase menthol tobacco
	New	[If “Every day,” “Some days,” or “Rarely” to Q40–Q46?]   Since the implementation of [insert policy name and date], have you used menthol tobacco products less frequently? [For example: you used to menthol tobacco products every day, but now you only use them rarely]	Yes No Don’t know/Not sure Prefer not to say	Number of people who used menthol tobacco products less frequently after policy passage

Section IX: Comparison Sites

Supplement for survey respondents located in comparison sites (Atlanta, GA; Baltimore, MD; Cleveland, OH; Detroit, MI; Milwaukee, WI) only.

#	Reference	Question	Responses	Indicator
	New	Do you believe removing menthol tobacco products from stores will help or encourage people who use these products to quit?	Yes Somewhat No Don’t know/Not sure Prefer not to say	Number of people who believe a menthol sales restriction helps cessation
	New	Do you believe restricting the sale of menthol tobacco products will negatively impact racial or ethnic minority groups?	Yes Somewhat No Don’t know/Not sure Prefer not to say	Number of people who believe that a menthol sales restriction negatively impacts racial or ethnic minority groups
	New	If there was a ban on the sale of menthol tobacco products in my city, I would:	Not change my behavior because I do not use menthol tobacco products Use menthol tobacco products less frequently Use menthol tobacco products about the same amount Use menthol tobacco products more frequently Don’t know/Not sure Prefer not to say	Number of people who indicate that they would use menthol products less frequently under a menthol ban Number of people who indicate that they would use menthol products more frequently under a menthol ban Number of people who indicate that they would use menthol products about the same amount under a menthol ban

Survey Completion Page

Thank you for completing the questionnaire. Your response has been submitted. For more information on menthol tobacco products, visit the CDC website on menthol tobacco. For resources on how to quit smoking, visit the CDC "Quit Smoking" webpage.

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