1 day Ago By Nathan Warby
Schedule 1 is all about finding the best mixes to maximize your profits in each product and cocaine is a great way to make money once you reach higher levels. When you’re first starting out in Schedule 1, you’ll be selling low-quality products for a small but steady stream of cash. With few ingredients to choose from and a tiny network of dealers , moving weed and meth are the best ways to kickstart you operation.
But once you’ve found your footing and you want to graduate to the big leagues, eventually you’ll need to graduate to more expensive drugs . So, here are the best cocaine mixes to help you make money quickly. Best Schedule 1 cocaine mixes While it is possible to create more valuable mixes, the five types listed above are all the strongest when it comes to profit.
Although there are some recipes that might seem more valuable on paper, the cost to gather the ingredients means you actually earn less when all is said and done. The best cocaine mix discovered so far in Schedule 1 has an asking price of $730, but you could sell it for even more than that, depending on your negotiating skills. First, you start out with regular coke, but adding Motor Oil, Cuke (which you can buy from the store ), and a host of other ingredients available from the store.
However, it’s worth keeping in mind that many of these components aren’t unlocked until higher ranks, so you’ll need to keep leveling up to access this mix. Related All controls in Schedule 1 & how to change keybinds Once you combine them all together, the name of the product will vary from player to player as they’re randomly generated. But the asking price and effects will be identical each time, so you can use this to make sure you’ve nailed the recipe.
As with all other mixes, the order in which you add the ingredients is crucial, as it alters which effects will be present or removed in the final product. So, ensure that you follow each recipe in the order given. If you really want to maximize the bottom line, then we also recommend selling these products for yourself.
Dealers take a percentage cut of any sales they’re used for, which is fine when moving less valuable product. But with these premium mixes, going directly to the customer cuts out the middleman and lets you keep all the cash for yourself. For more on Schedule 1, check out how to automate your mixing process and how to increase your relationship with customers .
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