When it comes to items in shops, which comes closest to what you would find acceptable during the current pandemic?

When it comes to items in shops, which comes closest to what you would find acceptable during the current pandemic? Published on 16 April 2021 → Survey conducted on 16 April 2021 on 5166 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Customers should have to use hand sanitiser when they enter the shop, then can touch items

64%

Customers can touch items, but then the items should be cleaned afterwards

Customers should not be allowed to touch items unless they buy them

19%

Other

Don’t know

Customers should have to use hand sanitiser when they enter the shop, then can touch items

64%

Customers can touch items, but then the items should be cleaned afterwards

Customers should not be allowed to touch items unless they buy them

19%

Other

Don’t know

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