Data from repo · Funky Station · May 2026 · Dispenser units: 1, 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 50u
These chemicals are not available directly from the dispenser. Synthesize and stock them in jugs first. Water comes from the sink — treat as free. Multiple dispenser pulses are allowed.
Physical damage. T1 generics cover all Brute. T2 target specific subtypes (Blunt, Slash, Pierce). Recommended mixes at the bottom.
Thermal damage — Heat, Cold, Shock. T1 covers all three types. T2 specialized or scaled. Recommended mixes at the bottom.
Toxin and bloodstream damage. Recommended mixes at the bottom.
Radiation damage. Arithrazine always causes Brute as a side effect — pair with Libital. Recommended mixes at the bottom.
Airloss, asphyxiation, and blood loss. Recommended mixes at the bottom.
These chems only activate based on the patient's body temperature. The cryo pod cools the patient below 213K. The hot pod heats above 337-343K. Inject before placing in pod. See temperature management tips at the bottom.
Specialized medications targeting specific conditions — eye damage, caustic burns, topical treatments, and narcotic/stimulant cleansing. Some require external ingredients not available from the dispenser.
Search any synthesizable chem — get the full ingredient list from the dispenser up, with every synthesis step in order. Select your target amount using the dispenser units.
Ingredients that cannot be obtained from the chemistry dispenser. Each entry lists where to find it in the station and what it's used for. Verify with botany or the relevant department before starting synthesis.
Toxins, poisons, and hazardous reagents present in the station. Some are synthesizable — others are obtained externally (syndicate uplinks, events, plants). Lead and similar heavy metals typically enter circulation through sabotage of station systems.
Pre-designed jug compositions for common clinical scenarios. No recipes here — just what to put in each jug and why. All numbers from the repo.