Schedule 1 Ingredient Properties & Costs

Welcome to the comprehensive guide on base ingredients in Schedule 1. Understanding these properties is crucial for maximizing your drug empire's profits.

Base Ingredients Reference

Every ingredient you purchase has a base cost, a default effect it applies to your product, and a base multiplier. This table breaks down everything you need to know.

| Ingredient | Price | Default Effect | Multiplier | |---|---|---|---| | Cuke | $2 | Energizing | x0.22 | | Banana | $2 | Gingeritis | x0.20 | | Paracetamol | $3 | Sneaky | x0.24 | | Donut | $3 | Calorie-Dense | x0.28 | | Viagra | $4 | Tropic Thunder | x0.46 | | Mouth Wash | $4 | Balding | x0.30 | | Flu Medicine | $5 | Sedating | x0.26 | | Gasoline | $5 | Toxic | x0.00 | | Energy Drink | $6 | Athletic | x0.32 | | Motor Oil | $6 | Slippery | x0.34 | | Mega Bean | $7 | Foggy | x0.36 | | Chili | $7 | Spicy | x0.38 | | Battery | $8 | Bright-Eyed | x0.40 | | Iodine | $8 | Jennerising | x0.42 | | Addy | $9 | Thought-Provoking | x0.44 | | Horse Semen | $9 | Long-Faced | x0.52 |

Strategy Tips

• Low Cost, High Reward: Ingredients like Cuke and Banana are extremely cheap ($2) but provide decent starter effects.
• Mid-Tier Investments: Mega Bean and Chili cost more but unlock more potent multipliers.
• Top Shelf: Addy and Horse Semen are the most expensive but offer the highest base multipliers for late-game profits.