Making potions with an Alchemist's amulet: Superantipoison

Method guide

Superantipoison cures poison and provides longer poison protection than regular Antipoison. This variant combines Irit potion (unf) with unicorn horn dust. It assumes that a charged Alchemist's amulet is worn, while no Amulet of chemistry or prescription goggles are worn. For each eligible potion, the Alchemist's amulet has a 15% chance to produce a four-dose potion instead of the standard three-dose potion. The additional dose does not award extra Herblore experience, so the experience rate remains unchanged. At approximately 1,960 potions made per hour, the expected result is 294 four-dose activations and 1,666 normal three-dose potions. This produces 6,174.0 total doses, equivalent to 1,543.5 four-dose potions. The output quantity is rounded to 1,544 four-dose potions per hour. One stored charge is consumed whenever the extra-dose effect activates. Each Amulet of chemistry provides 10 charges when used to recharge the Alchemist's amulet. The expected hourly consumption is 294 charges, equivalent to 29.4 Amulets of chemistry. The input quantity is rounded up to 30 so enough charges are available for the hourly estimate. The required charges are assumed to be loaded before the session begins. Recharging therefore adds no clicks during the measured hour, and the click intensity and production rate remain the same as the standard potion-making method. Players can make 14 potions per inventory by withdrawing 14 unfinished potions and 14 secondary ingredients. Each potion takes 1.2 seconds, or 2 game ticks, to make. A full inventory of 14 potions takes 16.8 seconds, or 28 game ticks. Actions per cycle: - Use the unfinished potion on the secondary ingredient: 3.5 seconds. - Make 14 finished potions: 16.8 seconds. - Restock the inventory: 5.4 seconds. Total time per cycle: 25.7 seconds. Approximately 1,960 potion-making actions per hour.