Mercury vs. Zen-O

Are you torn between the Mercury and the Zen-O?

The main differences are:

*Specifications may vary depending on settings and model.
When is the Mercury the better choice?

The Mercury is especially a good fit if you value:

1.     a wide range of pulse settings
2.     both pulse and continuous flow
3.     flexibility
4.     an attractive price
5.     use at home and on the go
6.     A versatile portable concentrator

The Zen-O may be an even better choice if a lighter weight, very low noise level, or the ability to use it on airplanes is a deciding factor for you.

Buy Mercury?

When choosing an oxygen concentrator, it’s important that the device is compatible with your prescribed oxygen therapy.

The Mercury combines a wide range of pulse settings with both pulse and continuous flow, offering broad versatility.

Would you like to know if the Mercury is right for your situation? Contact us for advice.

Frequently Asked Questions About the Mercury

How many pulse settings does the Mercury have?

-The Mercury has 12 pulse settings.

Does the Mercury have continuous flow?

-Yes. In addition to pulse flow, the Mercury also supports continuous flow from 0.5 to 2.0 liters per minute.

How long does the battery last?

-Under certain conditions, the maximum runtime can be approximately 5 hours. The actual battery life depends on the selected setting and usage.

Can the Mercury be taken on a plane?

-According to the current product information for the Mercury, the device is not suitable for use on airplanes. Always check the most recent transportation regulations before booking a trip.

Is the Mercury suitable for everyone?

-No. The appropriate oxygen setting and the choice between pulse and continuous flow must align with your prescribed oxygen therapy. If in doubt, discuss this with your doctor or oxygen supplier.