
Age (years)	Median Range	28.5 22-56
Race	Asian	1 (8.3%)
	Black	3 (25.0%)
	Hispanic white	0 (0.0%)
	Hispanic unknown/other	0 (0.0%)
	Non-Hispanic white	8 (66.7%)
	Unknown	0 (0.0%)
BMI	Underweight (<18.5)	2 (16.7%)
	Normal (18.5 - 24.9)	7 (58.3%)
	Overweight/ Obese (> 25)	3 (25.0%)
Number of vaginal births	0	9 (75.0%)
	1	2 (16.7%)
	2	1 (8.3%)
	3	0 (0.0%)
	5	0 (0.0%)
Regular use of Tampon/Menstrual cup	Yes	9 (75.0%)
Regular use of Tampon/Menstrual cup	No	3 (25.0%)
Prior number of speculum examinations	1-2	3 (25.0%)
	3-5	3 (25.0%)
	> 6	6 (50.0%)

Table 1: Participant Demographics (n = 12)


Perception of speculum as a barrier to cervical cancer screening	Not a barrier	6 (50.0%)
	Small barrier	4 (33.3%)
	Medium barrier	2 (16.7%)
	Large barrier	0 (0.0%)
Willingness to use Speculum/Callascope based on appearance		Speculum	Callascope
	Not willing	1 (8.3%)	0 (0.0%)
	Slightly willing	8 (66.7%)	0 (0.0%)
	Very willing	2 (16.7%)	9 (75.0%)
	Extremely willing	1 (8.3%)	3 (25.0%)
Top three important features for cervical cancer screening	Cost	9 (75.0%)
	Adequate assessment of risk	9 (75.0%)
	Comfort	8 (66.7%)
	Clinician gender	4 (33.3%)
	Travel time	3 (25.0%)
	Procedure time	3 (25.0%)


Theme	Participants who mentioned theme	Representative Quotation(s)
Callascope easy/ comfortable to use	90.9% (n= 10)	“I thought it was really easy to use. I thought the instructions were straight-forward.” “My Calla exam was very easy.” “I think everything was done nicely. I felt comfortable the whole time.”
Excitement at future applications of Callascope for gynecologic examinations	72.7% (n = 8)	“I think it has promising features, especially for screening in lower-middle income countries and places that don't have access to healthcare. I think this device has the potential to make a big difference in self-examinations.” “I think it's an exciting project and I think this has the potential to do wonderful things for women's health both domestically and internationally.”
Self-examination enabled	63.6% (n = 7)	“Before the Calla study, it [gynecological examinations] use to be this dark, obstructed thing and I am one of those people who likes seeing what is being done to me.”