In all three countries, the majority of smokers and
former smokers indicated support for a government
policy that would render cigarettes non-addictive so
long as people could get nicotine in products other
than cigarettes.
Support for the policy differed by country with
support highest in CA (70%), followed by EN (64%)
and the US (54%). All pairwise differences were
significant at p<0.05.
In the US and CA, support for the policy was
strongest among young adults, but in EN support
was more consistent across age groups (data not
shown).
Support for the policy was slightly higher among
non-daily smokers compared to daily smokers.
Support for the policy was strong among former
smokers regardless of vaping status.
Support for the policy was strong among dual users
of cigarettes and vaping products.
