Investigating experiences of frequent online food delivery service use: a qualitative study in UK adults

BMC Public Health

Table 2 Characteristics and use of online food delivery services for frequent customers interviewed between June and August 2020 (n=22)

Participant	Gender	Age (years)	Highest education ^a	Service(s) used	Typical usage frequency ^b	Time since adoption (years)
1	Female	20–29	Higher	Deliveroo & Just Eat	Monthly	≤ 5
2	Male	20–29	Higher	Deliveroo, Just Eat & Uber Eats	Fortnightly	> 5
3	Female	20–29	Higher	Deliveroo	Weekly	Unknown
4	Female	30–39	Higher	Deliveroo & Just Eat	Weekly	≤ 5
5	Female	30–39	Higher	Deliveroo & Just Eat	Weekly	≤ 5
6	Female	20–29	Higher	Deliveroo & Just Eat	Monthly	Unknown
7	Female	20–29	Higher	Deliveroo	Weekly	≤ 5
8	Female	40–49	Higher	Just Eat	Monthly	≤ 5
9	Male	30–39	Compulsory	Deliveroo, Just Eat & Uber Eats	Weekly	> 5
10	Female	20–29	Further	Deliveroo	Monthly	≤ 5
11	Male	30–39	Higher	Just Eat	Monthly	> 5
12	Female	20–29	Higher	Deliveroo, Just Eat & Uber Eats	Fortnightly	> 5
13	Male	20–29	Compulsory	Deliveroo, Just Eat & Uber Eats	Weekly	≤ 5
14	Female	20–29	Higher	Just Eat	Monthly	> 5
15	Male	40–49	Further	Just Eat	Monthly	≤ 5
16	Male	20–29	Higher	Deliveroo & Uber Eats	Fortnightly	≤ 5
17	Male	30–39	Higher	Deliveroo	Monthly	> 5
18	Male	20–29	Higher	Just Eat	Fortnightly	> 5
19	Male	30–39	Further	Deliveroo	Weekly	≤ 5
20	Male	20–29	Compulsory	Deliveroo & Just Eat	Fortnightly	≤ 5
21	Male	20–29	Compulsory	Deliveroo & Uber Eats	Daily	≤ 5
22	Male	30–39	Higher	Deliveroo & Uber Eats	Weekly	> 5

^a Highest level achieved or underway. ‘Compulsory’ = High school, ‘Further’ = Education after high school, not including a university degree, ‘Higher’ = University degree
^b Since initial adoption

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