Schedule 1: How to Make the Best Product Mix

There are dozens of different ingredients and a million possible mix combinations, so it can be tough to figure out how to make the best Product Mix in Schedule 1.

You can start making your own custom products once you get a Mixing Station as part of the main campaign. Use this handy machine and you can throw in any ingredients you want to make a product. Do it right and you’ll make brand new strains that can make you hundreds in profits!

In this guide, we’ll tell you how to make the best Product Mix we’ve found so far.

How to Make the Best Product Mix | Schedule 1

Before we begin, we want to note a couple of things. The first is that strain names in this game are randomized. As such, we’ll simply refer to the results of each mix step as “Product X” and go from there. Despite the name randomization, the mixing results should be the same!

The second is that this is just the best we’ve found so far and is only valid as of early access version v0.3.3f13. It’s possible that the mix formulas get changed later on in the game’s development, which would make this mix not work exactly.

Also, we recommend using the Mixing Station Mk2. It allows you to stack up to 20 of each ingredient, resulting in 20 Products per mix. Mind you, the mix works just as well with smaller amounts of ingredients, but you might as well mass-produce while you can.

With all of that laid down, here’s every step of the mixing process in order:

1. Meth + Addy = Product 1
2. Product 1 + Motor Oil = Product 2
3. Product 2 + Viagra = Product 3
4. Product 3 + Mouth Wash = Product 4
5. Product 4 + Horse Semen = Product 5
6. Product 5 + Iodine = Product 6
7. Product 6 + Chili = Final Product

The Final Product here should have the following effects: Balding, Slippery, Jennerising, Tropic Thunder, Electrifying, Long Faced, and Spicy. More importantly, it will have a Market Value of $274 per piece.

So, there you have it, that’s how to make the best Product Mix in Schedule 1. The ingredients for this mix should’ve cost you around $47. As such, you’ll be making $227 in profit with every piece sold at Market Value.

Want to try out other types of mixes, as well? Check out our list of the best grass mixes!