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Background  The Woman’s Condom, a newly designed condom for women, has obtained market approval in China, but it remains relatively unfamiliar to the migrant population. The aim of this study is to evaluate the short-term acceptability of the Woman’s Condom and influencing factors among internal migrants.    Methods  A longitudinal study was conducted among 1800 migrants in Beijing, Chongqing, and Shanghai in China between August 2013 and August 2014.Three-level model was implemented with the Statistical Analysis System software (v.9.4 SAS Institute) to analyze within-individual changes, between-individuals effects, and between-group effects.    Results  Three-level model analysis revealed statistically higher short-term acceptability of the Woman’s Condom among subjects who lived in Shanghai ( β  = 6.50,  t  = 2.76,  p  < 0.01), unmarried and not in a cohabiting relationship ( β  = 3.05,  t  = 2.76,  p  < 0.01) than those who lived in Beijing, married and in a cohabiting relationship. Female ( β  = − 1.69, t = − 7.55,  p  < 0.01) and lower educational attainment ( β  = − 2.30, t = − 1.94,  p  = 0.05) were negatively related, while occupations of education, health, and civil staff ( β  = 1.50, t = 2.92,  p  < 0.01) were positively related to acceptability. It was predicted that migrants’ acceptability of the Woman’s Condom would significantly increase over time ( β  = 1.09, t = 5.54,  p  < 0.01).    Conclusions  The findings indicate that the Woman’s Condom enjoyed relatively high short-term acceptability among migrants in China. In order to popularize the Women’s Condoms in migrants, more publicity, consultation and training in open and prosperous areas should be strengthened.

Short-term acceptability of the Woman’s Condom and influencing factors among internal migrants in China