Potion Permit: Guide to ALL Potions [And How to Make Them] (2024)

There are many things to do in Potion Permit, including romancing characters and focusing on fishing… but the main part of the game is based around making potions.

Today, I am here to share with you a complete guide on how to make all the potion in Potion Permit.

You will learn how the brewing of potions works in the game, as well as check out a complete list of potions that are available in the game. This full guide will include their name, value and what each potion does.

Since the making of potions differs a bit from other games, as you can use different ingredients for making the same potion, we’ll focus on that mechanic first.

Potion Permit – How to Make Potions

In order to make a potion in the game, you will need to first go to your home and interact with your Cauldron. Then, select the recipe you want to make and finally, select the ingredients for the potion.

This is where it gets interesting: you can use various ingredients for making the same potion. As long as they properly fill the puzzle-like challenge of that particular recipe, you’re good to go.

Here is what the puzzle looks like, where you simply need to find the matching ingredients. Each ingredient has a different Tetris-like shape attached to it:

Once you have mixed and matched the ingredients, you can start brewing your potion:

Important: When brewing potions in Potion Permit, try to use as few ingredients as possible. You can use many if you want, but it’s just a waste.

Also, for some more advanced potions you will be forced to use ingredients of a certain type out of the four in the game: Fire, Water, Wind and Earth.

Potion Permit – “Add to Recipe” Explained

For the potions that you will prepare more regularly, the game allows you to save the recipe. This option is unlocked after you brew that same potion for the fifth time.

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Once a particular potion has been brewed five times, you get the “Add to Recipe” option in the game.

The game will tell you how many times you have to brew it before the option becomes available, as seen in the image above. This lets you save the exact recipe you have used, with the ingredients you’ve used in the same place.

Next time you want to brew that potion, you can brew it directly by pressing the highlighted button when interacting with the Cauldron. This saves you a lot of time and should be used with potions that you constantly make.

The only downside here is that you can only save three recipes. However, you can replace the existing ones by simply trying to save a new recipe. When you do, you will be asked to replace an existing one.

Potion Permit – List of ALL potions in the game

The potions in the game are divided into tiers, from Tier 1 to Tier 4, as well as a complete set of Special Potions.

Let’s check them all out below and see how much each potion is worth, as well as what it is good for!

Potion Permit – Tier 1 Potions Guide

Basic Serum
Effect: Diagnoses Tier 1 Diseases
Sell For: 120G

Neutralizing Herbal Balm
Effect: Cures Itchiness
Sell For: 140G

Relaxing Balm
Effect: Cures Rashes
Sell For: 135G

Sun Drops
Effect: Cures Clammy Patches
Sell For: 150G

Violet Mist
Effect: Cures Lumps
Sell For: 150G

Wound Cleanser
Effect: Cures Bruises
Sell For: 135G

Potion Permit – Tier 2 Potions Guide

Alacrity Concoction
Effect: Cures Swelling
Sell For: 225G

Cerulean Scrub
Effect: Cures Dryness
Sell For: 220g

Intermediate Serum
Effect: Diagnoses Tier 2 Diseases
Sell For: 215g

Peppers Ointment
Effect: Cures Stiffness
Sell For: 215G

Popping Aid
Effect: Cures Blisters
Sell For: 215G

Twirl Solution
Effect: Cures Swelling
Sell For: 225G

Potion Permit – Tier 3 Potions Guide

Advanced Serum
Effect: Diagnoses Tier 3 Diseases
Sell For: 320G

Cooling Spray
Effect: Cures Numbness
Sell For: 350G

Freezing Draught
Effect: Cures Itchiness
Sell For: 330G

Rejuvenating Tears
Effect: Cures Cramps
Sell For: 330G

Thunder Kiss
Effect: Cures Tingling
Sell For: 350G

Vision Ward
Effect: Cures Vision
Sell For: 350G

Potion Permit – Tier 4 Potions Guide

Beat Reagent
Effect: Cures Low Heart Rate
Sell For: 500G

Calming Wind
Effect: Cures High Heart Rate
Sell For: 500G

Cloud Fairy
Effect: Cures Lack of Oxygen
Sell For: 490G

Dark Tranquilizer
Effect: Cures Inflammation
Sell For: 485G

Minty Goblet
Effect: Cures Burning
Sell For: 470G

Potion Permit – Special Potions Guide

These Special Potions are related to various tasks and quests and you will only have to prepare these once. They are a lot more difficult to make, so I will only list them in alphabetical order below:

• Angel Wine
• Appetite Suppressor
• Blade Tonic
• Blue Blood
• Bone Enhancer
• Clear Potion
• Draconic Temper
• Energizer
• Fancy Aromatic
• Fiery Ointment
• Fortified Bone Broth
• Frostmite Repellent
• Fungi Duster
• Glowing Purified Water
• Gunpowder
• Heat Paste
• Herbal Wax
• Iris Vial
• Liquid Fertilizer
• Maggot Removal
• Metal Rust Gel
• Moonbrine
• Moss Crusher
• Pungent Draught
• Relaxing Soother
• Scalp Tonic
• Slime Kisser
• Soil Fertilizer
• Stomach Cleanser
• Sun Elixir
• Sweet Crystals
• Sweet Slumber
• Tongue Cooler
• Weight Enhancer
• White Breeze

Conclusion

And this would be my guide to everything related to Potions in Potion Permit. You know all there is to be known about them, from how to make them to the list of potions (and what the Tiered ones are good for).

If you still have questions – or if you manage to find additional task-specific potions that I haven’t listed below, don’t hesitate to comment below!