List of All Consumables, Effects, and Where to Get Them

Palworld carries 231 consumables — items you use straight out of the inventory instead of equipping. Only 62 of them can be crafted and 74 appear in a merchant's stock, which means most of the good ones are sitting in a chest, a dungeon stand or a treasure dig somewhere. This page breaks the whole class down by category, lists what every item does, and tells you exactly where each one comes from.

What Counts as a Consumable

Consumables are their own item class, separate from food, ammo, spheres and Pal gear. They range from a 780 Gold bandage to Legendary fruits that permanently raise a Pal's stats, and the class is lopsided: skill fruits alone make up 93 of the 231 entries. Everything else splits into medicine, permanent stat items, Pal upgrades, and field utility like bait and keys.

The spread of sources matters more than the item count. 179 consumables appear in at least one loot table, only 22 show up in supply drops, and a single one is an expedition reward — so if you want a specific consumable reliably, you are usually looking at a shop with a token currency rather than farming for it.

Recovery Meds and Status Cures

Two different families get mixed up constantly. Recovery meds heal HP over time and scale in four tiers, while medical supplies cure status conditions and heal nothing at all — eating High Grade Medical Supplies when you are on low HP does exactly zero for your health bar. Each grade of medical supply covers different conditions, so the three of them are not upgrades of each other and you want a stack of all three in the Medicine Rack at your base.

Low Grade Medical Supplies handle Sick, Sprain and Overfull. Medical Supplies cover Ulcer and Fracture. High Grade Medical Supplies deal with Weakened and Depressed. For raw healing, Advanced Recovery Meds is the ceiling — it unlocks at Technology 61 for 2 points and is the only recovery med you cannot buy from any merchant.

Item	Rarity	What it does	Craft cost	Where else to get it
Low Quality Recovery Meds	Common	Restores some HP over time	3 Cavern Mushroom, 5 Red Berries, 2 Aquatic Pal Fluids	Caravan and Dungeon Shops, 2,820 Gold; tier 1 treasure digs give 5
Recovery Meds	Uncommon	Restores a decent chunk of HP over time	5 Cavern Mushroom, 5 Red Berries, 5 Aquatic Pal Fluids, 3 Cotton Candy	Caravan Shop, 6,180 Gold; 37.5% from Mountain Stream Grotto chests
High Quality Recovery Meds	Rare	Restores a lot of HP over time	10 Cavern Mushroom, 20 Red Berries, 5 High Quality Pal Oil, 5 Cotton Candy, 5 Sulfur	Caravan Shop, 12,600 Gold; oil rig crates and Feybreak chests
Advanced Recovery Meds	Epic	Rapidly restores HP	15 Cavern Mushroom, 30 Red Berries, 10 High Quality Pal Oil, 7 Cotton Candy, 10 Sulfur	Tier 4 treasure digs give 5 guaranteed; large oil rig crates
Low Grade Medical Supplies	Common	Cures Sick, Sprain and Overfull	5 Red Berries, 2 Horn	780 Gold at six shop families, including the Village Shop
Medical Supplies	Uncommon	Cures Ulcer and Fracture	3 Ingot, 3 Horn, 1 Bone	1,820 Gold at five shop families
High Grade Medical Supplies	Rare	Cures Weakened and Depressed	5 Ingot, 5 Horn, 2 Bone	3,120 Gold at five shop families; Feybreak Cavern chests
Revival Potion	Epic	Revives a downed Pal instantly	30 Cavern Mushroom, 50 Red Berries, 20 High Quality Pal Oil, 10 Cotton Candy, 20 Sulfur	Tier 5 treasure digs give 3 guaranteed
Mind Control Meds	Common	Used on humans, not Pals — no healing	10 Refined Ingot, 10 Horn, 5 Bone, 3 Aquatic Pal Fluids	Craft only

The whole family runs through the medicine workbenches: the Medieval version at Technology 12, the Electric one at 43, and the Advanced Medicine Workbench at 61. Ingredients are cheap to farm at scale — the map holds 1,445 Cavern Mushroom nodes and 1,906 Red Berry bushes, and Aquatic Pal Fluids, High Quality Pal Oil and Cotton Candy all come off ranch Pals like Kelpsea, Dumud and Woolipop, so a ranch base is worth more than a merchant run here.

Work Speed Juices and Hunger Blockers

The juices are the base-builder's consumables. All three raise work speed for a period, all three cost SAN, and they scale from mild to extreme — which is why they are best used on a Pal that already has a SAN-recovery setup like a hot spring waiting for it. Nutrient Tonic is the odd one out: it blocks hunger with 360 nutrition and no work-speed effect, and at Technology 79 for 4 points it is the single most expensive consumable to unlock.

Memory Wiping Medicine deserves its own note. It refunds every status point you have spent, so a bad early stat spread is fixable — but the recipe wants 99 Beautiful Flowers, and only 27 Beautiful Flower nodes exist on the whole map, so plan on ranching or several full sweeps before you brew one.

Item	Effect	Craft cost	Where else to get it
Suspicious Juice	Work speed up for a period, lowers SAN	3 Beautiful Flower, 3 Horn, 1 Bone, 1 Aquatic Pal Fluids	Caravan and Dungeon Shops, 3,120 Gold
Strange Juice	Bigger work speed boost, bigger SAN cost	5 Beautiful Flower, 5 Horn, 2 Bone, 2 Aquatic Pal Fluids	Caravan Shop, 5,400 Gold
Mysterious Mushroom Juice	Largest work speed boost of the three	20 Mysterious Mushroom, 10 Beautiful Flower, 10 Horn, 5 Bone, 5 Aquatic Pal Fluids	Craft only
Nutrient Tonic	Blocks hunger, 360 nutrition	25 World Tree Holy Water, 18 Caramel Cotton Candy, 20 Onion, 10 Cavern Mushroom	17.8% from World Tree treasure chests
Memory Wiping Medicine	Refunds all of your spent status points	99 Beautiful Flower, 50 Horn, 50 Bone, 50 Aquatic Pal Fluids	Craft only

Permanent Player Stat Remedies and Elixirs

These are the only consumables that permanently raise your stats rather than a Pal's, and they come in two grades. Remedies give a slight bump, elixirs give a bigger one, and both are wasted if you feed them to a Pal. Five stats are covered — Health, Attack, Stamina, Work Speed and carrying capacity — with one item per stat per grade.

The reliable source is not crafting, it is dungeon elixir stands: each region's dungeon stands hand out one specific item at 100%, so if you want Burden Elixir you run Mount Obsidian dungeons, and Grasslands stands are where Vital Remedy and Speed Remedy live. Every elixir is also 200 Dog Coins at the Medal Shop, which is the fastest route once you have a Dog Coin farm going. Crafting them means stat lotuses, and the map carries 866 stat lotus pins — check the lotus layer before you commit to buying.

Item	Stat raised	Craft cost	Where to find it
Vital Remedy	Health (slight)	4 Life Lotus (S), 1 Predator Core	Grasslands dungeon elixir stands; Grasslands and Forest supply drops, 20%
Might Remedy	Attack (slight)	4 Power Lotus (S), 1 Predator Core	Desert dungeon elixir stands; Grasslands and Forest supply drops
Stamina Remedy	Stamina (slight)	4 Stamina Lotus (S), 1 Predator Core	Forest dungeon elixir stands; Grasslands and Forest supply drops
Burden Remedy	Carrying capacity (slight)	4 Carrying Lotus (S), 1 Predator Core	Forest dungeon elixir stands; Grasslands and Forest supply drops
Speed Remedy	Work Speed (slight)	4 Speed Lotus (S), 1 Predator Core	Grasslands dungeon elixir stands; Grasslands and Forest supply drops
Vital Elixir	Health	6 Life Lotus (L), 2 Predator Core	Viking ruins elixir stands; Medal Shop, 200 Dog Coins
Might Elixir	Attack	6 Power Lotus (L), 2 Predator Core	Sunreach Isle elixir stands; Medal Shop, 200 Dog Coins
Stamina Elixir	Stamina	6 Stamina Lotus (L), 2 Predator Core	Snowfields elixir stands; Medal Shop, 200 Dog Coins
Burden Elixir	Carrying capacity	6 Carrying Lotus (L), 2 Predator Core	Mount Obsidian elixir stands; Medal Shop, 200 Dog Coins
Speed Elixir	Work Speed	6 Speed Lotus (L), 2 Predator Core	Sakurajima elixir stands; Medal Shop, 200 Dog Coins

Every elixir also drops from late-region supply drops at 20% apiece, in stacks of one to two, so a Feybreak or Sunreach Isle drop is often worth the trip on its own. There is one more in this family that plays by different rules: Life Crystal, a Tides of Terraria item that only raises Health, does nothing at max HP, and does nothing on a Pal.

Pal Stat, Rank, and EXP Consumables

This is where the min-maxing lives. IV fruits raise a Pal's hidden HP, Attack or Defense values, Starfruit skips condensing entirely by pushing a Pal up a star rank, and Training Crystal simply adds a level. If you are chasing a perfect team, the Arena and Medal Shops are the honest answer — token prices are fixed, while relic recycling odds for these items sit under 0.3% per relic.

Note how cheap the ranks get in token terms: Starfruit ☆1 is 50 Dog Coins, but Starfruit ☆4 is 400, and Ripe Starfruit — which raises any rank by one — costs 50 Bounty Tokens instead. Bounty Tokens are the better currency for the top end.

Item	Rarity	What it does	Best source
Life Fruit	Legendary	Raises a Pal's HP IV	Arena Shop 100 Battle Tickets, Bounty Shop 25 Tokens, Medal Shop 200 Dog Coins
Power Fruit	Legendary	Raises a Pal's Attack IV	Same three shops; also every tier of treasure map dig
Stout Fruit	Legendary	Raises a Pal's Defense IV	Same three shops; also every tier of treasure map dig
Starfruit ☆1	Epic	Takes a Pal from ☆0 to ☆1	Medal Shop, 50 Dog Coins
Starfruit ☆2	Epic	Takes a Pal from ☆1 to ☆2	Medal Shop, 100 Dog Coins
Starfruit ☆3	Epic	Takes a Pal from ☆2 to ☆3	Medal Shop, 200 Dog Coins
Starfruit ☆4	Epic	Takes a Pal from ☆3 to ☆4	Medal Shop, 400 Dog Coins
Ripe Starfruit	Legendary	Raises any Pal's rank by one	Bounty Shop, 50 Successful Bounty Tokens
Training Crystal	Legendary	Raises a Pal's level by one	Arena Shop 50 Battle Tickets; Sakurajima and Feybreak sea base boss stashes, 100%
Training Manual (S)	Common	Tiny EXP lump for one Pal	Grasslands chests, 9.4%
Training Manual (M)	Uncommon	Small EXP lump	Grasslands chests and fishing, near guaranteed; small oil rig crates, 84%
Training Manual (L)	Rare	Large EXP lump	Forest, Desert and Mount Obsidian chests at 100%; craftable from 100 Ancient Pal Manuscript
Training Manual (XL)	Epic	Substantial EXP lump	Late dungeon chests and oil rig crates at 100%; craftable from 500 Ancient Pal Manuscript
Kinship Peach	Epic	Large friendship gain on one Pal	Bounty Shop 15 Tokens; Very Hard 120-minute expeditions at 100%
Little Kinship Peach	Uncommon	Small friendship gain	Relic recycling, under 0.7% per relic

Handbooks, Technical Manuals, and Implants

Handbooks are the quiet best-value consumable in the game. Each one permanently adds a work suitability level to the Pal that reads it, which turns a mediocre base Pal into a specialist without breeding for it. All 12 cost exactly 300 Dog Coins at the Medal Shop, and they also fall out of treasure map digs at 8.3% on tiers 3 through 5 — tier 5 digs hand over three at a time, making them the cheapest bulk source once you have maps.

Supply drops carry them too, but the rate scales hard with region: 0.08% in the Grasslands versus 8.33% in Feybreak and Sunreach Isle, a hundredfold difference. Grinding early-region drops for handbooks is a waste of time.

Handbook	Work suitability it raises	Medal Shop price
Applied Mining Handbook I	Mining	300 Dog Coins
Applied Handiwork Handbook I	Handiwork	300 Dog Coins
Applied Transporting Handbook I	Transporting	300 Dog Coins
Applied Lumbering Handbook I	Lumbering	300 Dog Coins
Applied Kindling Handbook I	Kindling	300 Dog Coins
Applied Cooling Handbook I	Cooling	300 Dog Coins
Applied Watering Handbook I	Watering	300 Dog Coins
Applied Planting Handbook I	Planting	300 Dog Coins
Applied Generating Electricity Handbook I	Generating Electricity	300 Dog Coins
Applied Medicine Production Handbook I	Medicine Production	300 Dog Coins
Applied Gathering Handbook I	Gathering	300 Dog Coins
Applied Ranching Handbook I	Farming	300 Dog Coins

Technical manuals do the same job for your tech tree. Advanced Technical Manual is a few points and costs just 5 Bounty Tokens, Innovative Technical Manual comes out of Desert and Mount Obsidian chests at 33%, and Futuristic Technical Manual is the big one — Snowfields chests drop it at 46.2% and Sakurajima at 42.9%. Ancient Technical Manual is the only source of Ancient Technology points in the class, and Snowfields chests carry it at 49.2% in stacks of up to three.

The 28 Disposable Implants are the newest group. Each one permanently grants a specific passive to a Pal at the Pal Surgery Table (Technology 38), including the ones you cannot breed for — Legend, Lucky, Invader and Siren of the Void among them. They are a straight fix for a Pal with perfect IVs and junk passives.

Awakening Crystals and Skill Fruits

All nine Awakening Crystals share one recipe shape: 50 Radiant Gems of the matching element plus 10 World Tree Holy Water. There is no shop that sells them and no chest that drops them, so the entire cost is the gem grind — which makes holy water, not the gems, the thing people run short of first if they are also brewing Nutrient Tonic.

Crystal	Element	Materials
Fire Awakening Crystal	Fire	50 Fire Radiant Gem + 10 World Tree Holy Water
Water Awakening Crystal	Water	50 Water Radiant Gem + 10 World Tree Holy Water
Ice Awakening Crystal	Ice	50 Ice Radiant Gem + 10 World Tree Holy Water
Grass Awakening Crystal	Grass	50 Grass Radiant Gem + 10 World Tree Holy Water
Electric Awakening Crystal	Electric	50 Electric Radiant Gem + 10 World Tree Holy Water
Ground Awakening Crystal	Ground	50 Ground Radiant Gem + 10 World Tree Holy Water
Dragon Awakening Crystal	Dragon	50 Dragon Radiant Gem + 10 World Tree Holy Water
Dark Awakening Crystal	Dark	50 Dark Radiant Gem + 10 World Tree Holy Water
Neutral Awakening Crystal	Neutral	50 Neutral Radiant Gem + 10 World Tree Holy Water

Skill fruits are the largest consumable group at 93 items, one per teachable active skill. 27 of them are sold at the Arena Shop for 30 or 45 Battle Tickets, which is the only guaranteed way to get a specific fruit; everything else is chest and fishing RNG at roughly 1.5% per late-region chest. The map holds 35 skill fruit tree pins plus 12 more on the World Tree, and the Skillfruit Orchard at Technology 71 turns the whole thing into a base facility. Full lists live on the element pages — Fire, Dragon and Dark included.

Bait, Treasure Maps, Keys, and Slabs

Fishing Bait

Nine baits exist and they are not a simple ladder — each one tweaks a different part of the fishing minigame. Simple Bait unlocks with the Beginner Fishing Set at Technology 15 and crafts ten at a time, and the later tiers branch: Alluring Bait widens the catch bar and increases item yield, while Risky Bait shrinks the bar for better rewards. Simple and High Quality Bait are also stocked by the Desert and Volcano Shops at 160 and 240 Gold, which beats farming flour for them early on.

Bait	What it changes	Unlock	Yield per craft
Simple Bait	Basic bait, required to fish at all	Technology 15	10
Beginner Bait	Slows the capture gauge drain	Technology 15	1
Sweet Bait	More bites than Simple Bait	Technology 15	1
High Quality Bait	Higher bite chance	Technology 22	10
Lucky Bait	More items per catch	Technology 22	1
Quick Bait	Even higher bite chance	Technology 22	1
Deluxe Bait	Slightly wider catch bar	Technology 38	10
Alluring Bait	Wider bar and more items	Technology 52	3
Risky Bait	Narrow bar, better payout	Craft only	1

Treasure Maps and Keys

The five treasure maps all share one name in-game and are told apart only by rarity, which is why people lose track of which tier they are holding. They come almost entirely from enemy camp boss stashes, and the good ones come from sea bases — the tier 5 map drops at 100% from Sakurajima and Feybreak sea base boss stashes. Payouts are worth the detour: tier 4 digs hand over five Advanced Recovery Meds, tier 5 digs three Revival Potions, and every tier can drop an IV fruit.

The three keys open locked chests and are graded to match them. Copper Key shows up in Grasslands fishing junk hauls at 36%, Silver Key comes from the elemental sealed chests in Sakurajima at 33.3% each, and Gold Key is a late-region item from Astral Mountains Cavern chests, oil rig crates and Sakurajima fishing. There are 109 elemental sealed chest pins on the map, so a stack of Silver Keys always finds a use.

Summoning Slabs and Field Tools

Slabs are consumed at a Summoning Altar (Technology 33) to spawn a raid boss, and every one of them is built from four matching fragments rather than found whole. Base slabs also drop directly from dungeon technology-book stands — Xenolord Slab at 25.3% in the Viking ruins, Blazamut Ryu Slab at 25.3% in Sakurajima, and Hartalis Slab at 33.3% on Sunreach Isle. The map marks 16 summoning altars, and the Ultra versions of each slab need Ultra fragments, which only the earlier raid tiers hand out.

The rest of the class is odd jobs. Homeward Thundercloud teleports you to the nearest base for one Dazzi Cloud and 5 Electric Organ at Technology 22 — the cheapest panic button in the game. Building Repair Kit fixes destroyed structures, Pal Reverser flips a Pal's gender for 7 Bounty Tokens at the Surgery Table, and Wing Cell fuels the Wing Pack at Technology 80 for 10 Mythical Wood and 20 Crude Oil a piece.

Where Consumables Actually Come From

Six sources cover almost the entire class, and they are not equally worth your time. Token shops are the only place you can buy a specific item on demand; chests and dungeon stands are where the volume is; supply drops and relic recycling are lottery tickets. If a consumable has a token price, paying it is nearly always faster than farming the drop.

Crafting covers the gap for everything consumed in bulk. 62 consumables have a recipe, and they are exactly the ones you burn through — meds, bait, juices, elixirs, awakening crystals and slabs. Materials are the constraint rather than tech level: Cavern Mushrooms, Red Berries and Sulfur are all heavily seeded on the map (1,445, 1,906 and 655 nodes), while Horn, Bone and Pal fluids come off farmable Pals like Elgrove, Cawgnito and Azurobe.

Related Guides

Start with the full item database or the interactive Palworld map if you are hunting a specific item, then dig into the guides below for the categories that matter most.

• List of All Food: Every Buff, Recipe, and Where to Get It • How to Heal Pals and Player HP: Items, Pals, and Beds • How to Farm IV Fruits and Training Crystals Fast • All Handbooks and the Best Pals to Use Them On • How to Farm Dog Coins: Best Sources and Medal Shop Prices • What to Buy from Merchants: Best Items Worth Your Gold • How to Get Starfruit: All Sources, Costs, and Uses • How to Get World Tree Holy Water: All Sources • How to Min-Max Pals: IVs, Passives, Souls, and Condensing