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E-cigarettes: an evidence update <br /> <br />105 <br />Palipudi et al., 2015 (Global Adult Tobacco Survey) <br />“Do you currently use e-cigarettes on a <br />1. Daily basis, <br />2. Less than daily, <br />3. Or, not at all?” <br /> <br />Pearson et al., 2014 (US) <br />Participants were asked which methods they had used to quit in the past 3 months and <br />were presented a list of common quit methods. Particip ants were considered e-cigarette <br />users if they selected “e-cigarettes” in response to this question or if they entered terms <br />like “vapors,” “vaping,” “vape,” or “ecigs” in the “other quit methods” open -ended <br />response option. <br /> <br />Pepper et al., 2014 (US) <br />Have you ever used an e-cigarette, even one puff? <br />Do you now use e-cigarettes every day, some days, or not at all? <br /> <br />Richardson et al., 2014 (US) <br />Please indicate whether you have ever heard of these products, if you have ever tried <br />them and if you have ever purchased them. Products included ENDS; dissolvables; <br />chew, dip, or snuff (assessed in 1 question); and snus, each presented with brand <br />names to increase validity of responses. Respondents could choose multiple options <br />from the following choices: (1) heard of; (2) tried; (3) purchased; (4) never heard of, <br />tried, or purchased (for those to whom options 1, 2, and 3 were not applicable); (5) <br />refused; and (6) don’t know. <br /> <br />Rutten et al., 2014 (US) <br />Do you now use e-cigarettes (eg BluCig, NJoy, V2, Red Dragon, etc)? [Picture of three different <br />e-cigarettes included] <br />1. Every day <br />2. Some days <br />3. Not at all <br /> <br />