Best Crystal Mixes in Schedule 1 Game

This guide covers the best Crystal mixtures in Schedule 1, focusing on both high-value and efficient recipes. Based on feedback requesting simpler recipes, this guide will highlight an optimal eight-ingredient mix, a four-ingredient alternative, and some fun wildcard recipes.

Best High-Value Crystal Recipe

The most expensive Crystal recipe in the game, sometimes named Hairy Diamond, has a market value of approximately $340. However, the selling price can be increased significantly:

• Street Sales: $380–$400 (high acceptance rate)
• Text Message Offers: Typically between $400 and $500
• Potential Maximum Sale Price: Up to $585 with counteroffers

Effects

• Alien-style appearance
• One-eyed, green-glowing effect with electricity

Profit Analysis

• Ingredient Cost: $38
• Base Crystal Price: $60–$90
• Final Sale Price: Up to $500 per unit
  This mix maximizes profits by significantly increasing Crystal’s value.

Best Four-Ingredient Crystal Recipe

For those preferring simpler mixes, a four-ingredient recipe is also highly effective. While slightly less valuable than the eight-ingredient mix, it provides a faster and more resource-efficient alternative.

Crafting Efficiency Tips

Using multiple mixing stations can drastically reduce crafting time:

• Example: Four Stations
  • Craft five units per station → Faster production
  • Instead of waiting for one batch, four stations reduce overall wait time
• Bulk Crafting
  • Producing 20 units per station allows for 80 units in the time it takes to craft 20 in a single machine

Recipe Summary

1. Eight-Ingredient Mix – The most expensive and profitable option
2. Four-Ingredient Mix – A balanced alternative for efficiency
3. Wildcard Mixes – Fun and unique recipes to add variety

By optimizing ingredient use and crafting methods, these recipes ensure maximum profitability and efficiency.

High-Value Four-Ingredient Recipe

This recipe stands out as one of the best four-ingredient Crystal recipes available. With a market value of $23, increasing the asking price by 20% brings it to around $240 per unit. Not only does it offer a high price point, but its effects are also impressive. The final product results in a smoky zombie with one eye, making it a solid choice.

• Recommended Selling Price: $240 per unit
• Ingredients: Gasoline, Cuke, Battery, Mega Bean ($22 total cost)
• Effects: Foggy, Cyclopean, Bright-Eyed, Zombifying 
• Selling Strategy: Stick to a 20% price increase for optimal profit. Buyers have been offering close to $300 per unit, making counter-offers around $330 a viable strategy.

Eight-Ingredient Wild Card Recipe

This recipe is a personal favorite for its hilarious effects. While it doesn’t yield the highest profit, the comedic factor makes it worth crafting. The mix changes character races (white to black and vice versa) and gives them seizure-inducing bright eyes, causing funny ragdoll effects in-game.

• Market Value: $227 (Suggested Price: $255)
• Ingredients: Addy, Viagra, Gasoline, Battery, Cuke, Mouth Wash, Iodine (Seven ingredients, costing $40 total)
• Effects: Seizure-Inducing Bright-Eyed, Energizing, Balding, Jennerising
• Selling Strategy: Offers typically range above $300 per unit. Counter-offers at $340 per unit have been accepted.

Three-Ingredient Seizure Recipe

For those looking for a minimal-ingredient recipe with funny effects, this three-ingredient mix induces seizures while keeping costs low.

• Market Value: $116 (Suggested Price: $135)
• Ingredients: Cuke, Gasoline, Iodine ($15 total cost)
• Effects: Seizure-Inducing, Jennerising 
• Selling Strategy: Typically sold between $160-$180 per unit. Counter-offers at $200 per unit may not always be accepted, but $180 is a reasonable target.

Bonus Four-Ingredient Recipe (Enhanced Seizure Mix)

Adding Chili to the three-ingredient mix increases the market value to $154 while adding Hair on Fire and Shiny Eyes effects.

• Market Value: $154 (Suggested Price: $180+)
• Ingredients: Cuke, Gasoline, Iodine, Chili
• Effects: Seizure-Inducing, Hair on Fire, Shiny Eyes
• Selling Strategy: A good choice for added visual impact with minimal ingredient use.

These recipes balance profitability with fun effects, making them excellent choices in Schedule 1. Experiment with pricing strategies and see which mix works best for your in-game economy!