No one's found a cure for sleep yet. This is as close as it gets.

Proper strong ones. You'd be unwise to mix them with almost anything.

A hallucinogenic rarity. So-called entheogen. Make sure you have a plan before you actually use it. 14 units is one bottle.

Super Viagra. The streets call it SVV for short. A new take on the original idea, but no relation to the original molecule. Brand names just stick, you guess.

Long term pain relief. Makes you feel flat as a pancake too.

A harder hit for a bigger pain... or a bigger problem.

It's great stuff. Great stuff!

A drug of choice for those in the know.

Wake up power.

These things will get you properly stoked.

Pills, not dried cactus. Still get you out of it.

Play with your rhythm. Keep it going.

It's been known by a thousand names, but this stuff will always be popular.

The end of dreams.

Dope. Weed. Resin. Whatever. It'll chill you out. Maybe not fuck up your mind too much.

Who knows what's in these things?

Getting you squared away.

These things have either got the real thing or chalk dust inside.

Get those muscles pumping... for a price.

Somewhere between everywhere and nowhere.

A complex mix. A smooth, cold high.

Ice, ultra pure. Ultra white. Will fuck you up like nothing else.

Now this is some hard shit.

Codeine. Paracetamol. Good stuff. Just don't take too many.

Get high.

A buzz. Lingering dread.

Wake yourself up. Maybe.

Little blue pills. Crush your mood. Flatten you out. It's all good.

Blow your mind.

Good for sleep... or for coming down.

Grey goo for your veins. Will clear out almost anything.

Almost as good as the real thing. Almost comes with a guarantee.

Treat yourself, or someone else. This is best saved for when you're otherwise without medical care.

One crazy looking thing. A giant millipede with a chip instead of a brain. It'll close pretty much any wound though.

Takes a bit of skill to use. Guaranteed antibiotic. Hypo-allergenic. All that.

Antibiotics. Antivirals. Hormones and biochem agents. A tiny vial of medical nanites. All automated.

For the topical treatment of wounds; or you can mainline it if you really want.

A rugged, pressurised unit with a built in applicator. Serious stuff.

Much more likely to save your life than a standard first aid kit.

Heavy duty. Heavy problems.

Hypoallergenic. Antiseptic. It'll do when you're in a bind.

Rare, experimental tech. You gonna try it out?

Long lasting and non-addictive, but they're expensive enough that they're only for desperate measures.