Stimulants Guide

A sterile disposable syringe with a dose of L1, based on norepinephrine. It is used for short-term increase of strength and endurance, as well as to reduce the pain effect. This activates the implementation of a physiological response such as "hit or run". Increases water and energy consumption.

Where to find: Medbags and medcases, medical supply crates, ground/buried caches; on Sanitar

A drug developed for athletes. Allows conducting more intensive training and recovering stamina faster. Temporarily increases strength, endurance,and also accelerates recovery. An undocumented property was also found: it increases the resistance of tissues to physical impact due to internal muscle tension. Because of its properties, it was later adopted by the military as a combat stimulant. Has side effects.

Where to find: Medbags and medcases, medical supply crates; on Sanitar and his guards

A combat stimulant. Developed by TerraGroup Labs, marked as P22. It allows the tissues of the body to receive less damage when physically exposed due to passive inclusion in the work of internal muscles. It is used to expand the body's abilities before a fight. Authorized for use by special forces soldiers. Has side effects.

Where to find: Medcases and medical supply crates, ground/buried caches; common on The Lab

A combat stimulant. It is used for gaining strength and endurance before combat. Decreases sensation of pain. Stimulant is allowed to use by the special forces units. Developed by TerraGroup Labs, marked as SJ1. Has side effects.

Where to find: Medcases and medical supply crates, ground/buried caches; common on The Lab, on Sanitar

Designed for special forces personnel. It makes it possible to reduce the human body temperature for a short time, significantly slowing down the metabolism. The use of SJ9 leads to a significant reduction in the amount of heat released into the environment, while maintaining a safe level of metabolism inside. It is used during night operations, allowing to be hardly visible for thermal imaging devices.

Where to find: Medcases and medical supply crates, weapon boxes, ground/buried caches; common on The Lab

Combat drug. It has a stimulating effect on the Central nervous system. Increases perception and attention. It can slightly improve strength indicators, due to more powerful signals to the muscles. The active substance is 3-(b-Phenylisopropyl)-sydnonimine hydrochloride. Allowed for use only by military doctors and paramedics.

Where to find: Medcases and medical supply crates, ground/buried caches; common on The Lab and Shoreline

Muscular Ultra Large Exciter. It is used to expand the body's abilities before long marches. It allows the body to carry an increased weight for a long time. It has shown effectiveness in combat operations in areas where transport is not available. Authorized for use by special forces soldiers. Developed by TerraGroup Labs, marked with the name M. U. L. E.

Where to find: Medbags, medcases, weapon boxes, ground/buried caches; common on The Lab, on Sanitar

A combat stimulant. It is used to increase the body abilities before combat. Stimulant is allowed to use by the special forces units. Developed by TerraGroup Labs, marked as SJ6. Has side effects.

Where to find: Medcases and medical supply crates, ground/buried caches; frequent on Reserve, Interchange and Lighthouse, common on The Lab

A military-issue drug. Inhibits activators of profibrinolysin and slows down its transformation in fibrinolysin. Temporarily stops the bleeding and increases resistance to bloodloss. Has side effects. Leads to severe dehydration.

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A powerful stimulant for regeneration processes. It is used for rapid recovery of a soldier after injury, or during transportation of heavily wounded personnel. Allowed to be used only by medical officers and paramedics. Has strong side effects.

A military drug based on human antihemophilic factor. Developed by TerraGroup Labs as a powerful coagulant specifically for USEC operatives. Temporarily stops bleeding and increases resistance to new ones. Slightly improves health indicators, leads to dehydration.

A syringe with a homemade drug, authored by a former employee of TerraGroup Labs. The negative effects are different each time. You could take the risk, got nothing to lose anyway.

Removes most of the known poisons and toxins used in the combat industry. Can be used to relieve the effects of natural poisons. Gives immunity to poisoning while the components are in the blood system. Can reduce health status.

A syringe with a homemade drug, developed by Sanitar. A new version of the old classic. Looks like TerraGroup Labs' experiments did not end with the closure of TerraGroup Labs itself.

Developed for the operatives of special units. Slows down some functions of the body and they temporarily start working with energy regeneration. The drug forces the release of vasopressin in the hypothalamus, which leads to a change in the work of the adrenal glands, lowers body temperature and increases perception. After the end of the action, there is usually a jump in temperature to 40-42 degrees as a compensation for the incorrect functioning of the body systems.

A combat stimulant. Developed by TerraGroup Labs, labeled PNB. Allows a short-term activation of the inner muscles, bringing them into a state of hypertonicity, which in turn reduces the received damage. At the same time there is an active synthesis of proteins for accelerated tissue regeneration. Used for the expansion of the organism abilities at the key moment of the combat. Allowed for use by Special Forces. Has some side effects.

An opioid synthetic analgesic developed for special forces operatives. It has a central and spinal cord action (promotes opening of K+ and Ca2+ channels, causes hyperpolarization of membranes and inhibits conduction of pain impulses). In addition to the analgesic effect, it increases combat characteristics. Overdose leads to exhaustion of the body after the effects wear off.

A blood substitute with the function of oxygen transfer, used as a powerful antidote capable of relieving toxins, poisons, and radiation damage. It was developed by Soviet scientists in the 1980s. It is a submicron emulsion based on PFO compounds. Once in the blood, it temporarily speeds up the metabolism and regenerates tissues. Negatively affects health in case of overdose or rejection.

TerraGroup's next development after the 3-(b-TG) stimulant. The goal of the project was to obtain a drug that would give an advantage in reconnaissance and crossing combat zones far away from supply points. At the same time, the drug is required to be manufacturable in handicraft conditions. The obtained substance allows to keep the CNS in tone for a long period of time, which positively affects the fighter's efficiency to assess the environment, and also enhances their ability to carry equipment. The stimulant’s effective duration is accompanied by increased loss of hydration.