Which ingredient adds Slippery in Schedule 1?

Motor Oil — it costs $6 at Gas Mart and unlocks at Peddler rank (tier 2). Add it at a mixing station and Slippery joins the product's effect list.

How much does Slippery add to the sell price?

+34% of the product's base value. On a $35 weed bud that is $47 per unit; on $70 meth, $94; on $150 cocaine, $201. Effects stack, so it combines with everything else already on the product.

Slippery

Reduces the user's ability to maintain traction on the ground. Slippery is a tier-3 effect that adds +34% of the product's base value to the sell price and contributes 0.309 addictiveness to the customer. Like all effects it stacks with the others already on a product, up to the 8-effect limit, and it can be mixed onto any product in the game.

Which Ingredient Adds It

Exactly one ingredient carries Slippery in the v0.4.7 data:

Ingredient	Price	Unlocks at	Value on OG Kush
Motor Oil	$6	Peddler (tier 2)	$47

On a $35 OG Kush bud the ingredient pays for itself as long as Slippery is worth more than its $6 cost — which at +34% of base value it is on every product except the zero-bonus ones.

Transformations

In the full game, mixing can also transform effects — an ingredient added to a product that already carries certain effects replaces or converts them instead of appending. The transformation table is derived from the game's own mix-map data; since that audit is done, our calculator and every recipe on this site use the append-only model, which reproduces all community-verified prices so far (OG Kush base $39, Green Crack + Banana $50). Slippery is not the initial effect on any product.

Price Multiplier

Slippery adds +34% of the base value. Because the bonus scales with the product's base price, the same effect is worth a different dollar amount depending on what you mix it onto:

Product	Base price	Sell price with Slippery	Value added
OG Kush	$35	$47	+$12
Meth	$70	$94	+$24
Cocaine	$150	$201	+$51

Full formula: sell price = base × (1 + the sum of every effect's bonus), rounded to the whole dollar — the same math the mixing calculator runs for any ingredient chain.

Products That Want It

Slippery earns its slot in the top-profit recipe for Best Green Crack Mix and Best Sour Diesel Mix. Its +34% bonus scales with those products' higher base prices, which is exactly why the expensive bases are where tier-3 effects pay off most.

FAQ

Want to test your own ingredient order? Want Slippery on a specific product — open the Schedule 1 mixing calculator and replay any chain step by step.