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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Infant Feeding Survey, 1995

Variable Details

VariableBUYELSE2
Label@GQ9@G
Responses
999999999999999999999999999998 1
Doctor 1
Farm 1
Husband is agent for SMA 1
Milkman 1
Nursery 1
On perscription 1
Wherever cheapest 1
baby club in comm centre 1
baby warehouse 1
chemist on percription 1
church hall 1
direct from farleys 1
doctor 1
doctors 1
doctors surgery 1
free from baby clinic 1
free on presciption 1
free on prescription 1
from all the places convienien 1
home delivery milkman 1
husband is a farmer 1
its on prescription 1
local community centre 1
milk man 1
milkman 32
milkman & corner shop 1
mother works for cow & gate 1
nappy express 1
nursery/playgroup 1
on perscription 1
on prescription 8
on prescription due to skin co 1
on prescription from doctor 1
on prescription from my gp 1
prescribed has lactose intoler 1
rent office 1
wholesalers 1
wysoy milk on prescript 1
wysoy on prescription(allergy) 1
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationInfant Feeding Survey, 1995
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