A small red vial that shimmers when agitated. The standard curative for cuts, bites, and bruises.

A jar of sticky green salve that closes small wounds and eases pain.

A clear, bitter liquid in a sealed vial, kept in a small box lined with cork to keep it fresh.

A stout glass ampoule of corrosive liquid for destroying locks, ropes, or lightly armored foes.

A sticky, amber fluid in a breakable flask that catches and clings to a target when thrown.

A pewter-topped flask of clear oil. Cheap and useful for lamps or improvised incendiary setups.

A simple glass vial, useful for splitting potions, storing samples, or mixing tiny formulas.

A shoulder-height glass bottle. Practical for homemade tonics and large reagent storage.

A leather pouch filled with clean bandages, waxed splints, and small salves.

A glass rod sealed with faintly glowing chemicals. Useful when darkness rules apply.

A canvas sack filled with a gummy compound that explodes into binding threads when smashed.

A cylindrical stick wrapped in treated herbs and resin. Used for cover or signals.

A lead-sealed bottle containing a compressed, crackling charge. Loud and concussive when broken.

A phial that erupts with a shower of hot sparks and glass shards when smashed.

A scribbled formula for an easy-to-brew tonic. Worth more to an apothecary than an adventurer.

A full kit for creating acids, alchemist's fire, salves, and other basic concoctions.

A modest set of herb-cutting tools, pressed papers, and poultice recipes favored by apothecaries.