Goonhub
03-16-2023, 08:22 AM
If you wanted charcoal that healed toxins and didn't purge reagents that also fits into a hypospray, you can have people use potassium iodine.
I don't think that changing the way charcoal works would really benefit people in the long term. Sure, it would stop the short term issue of people accidently purging your medicines. However, it would create a long term issue of not having a chemical to deplete a smaller amount of reagents without hurting someone like calomel.
A better solution would be:
To teach people to either let people heal one on one so that you don't accidently interfere with other people's treatments.
OR
Teaching them to inject potassium iodine first, a chemical that you can just dispense a click of a button in the pharmacy, due to it not interfering at all with the other reagents in the body.
I don't think that changing the way charcoal works would really benefit people in the long term. Sure, it would stop the short term issue of people accidently purging your medicines. However, it would create a long term issue of not having a chemical to deplete a smaller amount of reagents without hurting someone like calomel.
A better solution would be:
To teach people to either let people heal one on one so that you don't accidently interfere with other people's treatments.
OR
Teaching them to inject potassium iodine first, a chemical that you can just dispense a click of a button in the pharmacy, due to it not interfering at all with the other reagents in the body.