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Table 5 Reported experience and willingness of participants to pay for Epi-E after 2-week home trial period

From: Acceptability and utilization of a lipid-based nutrient supplement formulated for pregnant women in rural Niger: a multi-methods study

 

September 2014 (non-Ramadan)

No. of participants, (n)

23

Hedonic scale scores of Epi-Ea, median (min, max)

 Overall liking

5 (5, 5)

 Color

5 (5, 5)

 Taste

5 (5, 5)

 Smell

5 (5, 5)

Interviewer’s perception, n (%)

 Interviewer believes participant was enthusiastic about Epi-E

23 (100.0)

Willingness to eat Epi-E again, n (%)

23 (100.0)

Willingness to purchase Epi-E, n (%)

22 (95.70)

Willingness to pay for Epi-E, Mean (SD)

 Amount willing to pay per daily sachet of Epi-Ea

$0.31 (0.29)

 Amount last paid for daily prenatal micronutrient

$0.05 (0.05)

 Amount last paid for 1 serving of favorite snack food

$0.31 (0.19)

 Willing to pay more for Epi-E than prenatal micronutrient, n (%)

23 (100.0)

 Willing to pay more for Epi-E than favorite snack, n (%)

15 (65.21)

  1. aAll monetary values reported in USD and based on mid-market exchange rate (1 USD = 516.95 CFA Franc) during month of study (September 2014) www.xe.com