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Private browser worksheet

Potion Permit: clinic workflow triage

Enter only what you observed. The worksheet runs in this page, does not contact the game or a server, and clears when you leave or reload.

Follow diagnosis → gather → brew → treat, and record the exact screen where progress stops. This is not a symptom-to-potion database and will not inspect your inventory.

Nothing is submitted or saved.
Preview note
Game: Potion Permit
Issue: clinic workflow triage
Platform / build / controls: not recorded
Patient symptom or prompt (no personal data): not recorded
Where did the workflow stop?: not recorded
Observed detail: not recorded
Next check: Follow diagnosis → gather → brew → treat, and record the exact screen where progress stops. This is not a symptom-to-potion database and will not inspect your inventory.
Source posture: this is my observation, not a verified game test or official support response.

External discussion links are user-generated and unverified; compare platform/build and use official sources for rules. Never post private account or save information.

Keep diagnosis and treatment evidence separate

This workflow follows the publisher's high-level loop and deliberately avoids a fabricated symptom-to-potion list. The diagnosis minigame and cauldron are the game's own sources of case-specific information.

  1. At the clinic, start the diagnosis interaction available for the patient and complete the prompts shown in your current control scheme.
  2. Record the diagnosis/result the game displays; if the UI is unclear, stop and note the exact control prompt and platform rather than guessing from another platform's instructions.
  3. Use the diagnosis and current quest/patient text to identify the potion or material need; do not assume the same symptom label always maps to one potion across every case.
  4. Gather only the ingredients named/required by the recipe shown in your cauldron UI; check inventory and tool/area access separately.
  5. Brew the potion, confirm the finished item appears in inventory, then return to the patient and use the treatment interaction.
  6. If the case cannot progress, record which stage failed—diagnosis prompt, missing ingredient, unavailable recipe, brewing or treatment—and compare the exact platform/build with current official patch notes.
StageEvidence to captureNext step
DiagnosisExact prompt/result shownUse the displayed case clue; don't infer from appearance
GatheringNamed ingredients and access stateCollect only what the recipe/UI calls for
BrewingRecipe visibility and result itemVerify item is in inventory before leaving
TreatmentPatient prompt and consumed itemRecord exact response if it does not advance

References: MassHive Media / PQube: Potion Permit · Potion Permit official Steam announcements

Build a useful issue report

The page's local form is a note-taking aid only; it cannot reveal the correct potion or inspect inventory.

  1. Select the failed stage and record platform/build.
  2. Copy the exact patient or recipe prompt without personal account information.
  3. Say what you tried and what the screen did; distinguish a reproducible UI issue from a missing ingredient.

Before you play

  • I completed and recorded diagnosis before selecting a cure.
  • I used the current recipe UI instead of an unsourced universal chart.
  • I verified the brewed item before returning to the patient.
  • I recorded the exact failed stage and platform/build.

Frequently asked questions

Can I choose the potion from the patient's appearance alone?

This guide doesn't claim a universal mapping; the official workflow says to diagnose symptoms, then brew and treat. Follow the result and UI in your build.

Does the guide list all diagnosis controls?

No. Controls vary by platform and the official product page does not publish a full input table. Follow the prompt shown in-game.

Can the browser tool tell me the correct recipe?

No. It only records the stage and symptom text you enter; it has no access to the game.

Sources & revision notes

Editorial revision: November 7, 2026; not a gameplay test date. The reference notes identify source limits and version differences.

  1. MassHive Media / PQube: Potion Permit (Official)

    Official product page checked November 7, 2026. It describes the player loop as diagnosing symptoms, gathering ingredients, brewing a potion and treating an ailment. It does not publish a complete diagnosis-to-recipe table. No patient or treatment was tested.

  2. Potion Permit official Steam announcements (Official)

    Developer/publisher patch announcement archive checked November 7, 2026. Patch-specific fixes may not be present on every console/mobile build on the same date; compare the installed version and exact UI. No bug state was reproduced.

  3. Potion Permit Steam Community Discussions (Community)

    External user-generated discussion, not verified by GamerWin. Include platform/build, clinic state, symptom prompt and the attempted ingredient arrangement; remove personal data and do not upload saves publicly.

What changed in this revision

November 7, 2026: first publication. Made the official diagnosis-gather-brew-cure loop operational while avoiding an unsourced symptom-to-potion chart; no patient was treated.

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