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Core Viewpoint - The production ban on mercury thermometers and related mercury-containing medical devices will take effect on January 1, 2026, leading to a shift in consumer preferences towards alternative thermometer options [1][2]. Group 1: Market Situation - As of January 4, 2026, local pharmacies in Jinan are experiencing a limited supply of mercury thermometers, with prices slightly increasing but not significantly [1]. - Various types of thermometers are available, including electronic thermometers priced between 22.2 yuan and 48 yuan, and a popular non-mercury glass thermometer priced at 19.8 yuan, which is gaining traction among consumers [1][2]. - The most common mercury thermometer has recently faced stock shortages, with only a few remaining in local pharmacies [1]. Group 2: Consumer Preferences - Many consumers, like Ms. Zhang, express skepticism about the accuracy of electronic thermometers, leading to a preference for mercury thermometers, although they are now sold out [2]. - Healthcare professionals, such as nurses, indicate that both ear thermometers and mercury thermometers are still in use, with no clear directive to eliminate mercury thermometers entirely [2]. - The recommendation for consumers is to choose thermometers based on their specific needs, with mercury thermometers suggested for accuracy in safe environments, while electronic thermometers are recommended for convenience, especially in households with children or elderly individuals [2].