Medical, Drugs

Drugs which counteract the aging process.

Daily (or QPR) antidote drugs which counteracts a specific targeted effect according to type.

Daily (or QPR) antidote drugs which counteracts a specific targeted effect according to type.

Light wound dressing.

Limb Immobilizer.

This variant of the combat drug increases personal strength and endurance.

This drug increases personal strength and stamina.

This drug increases personal strength and vigor.

Daily (or QPR) antidote drugs which counteracts a specific targeted effect according to type.

So named because it makes the universe appear, to its user, to move much more quickly.

Modern medical tools containing drugs, resuscitation equipment, surgical supplies, and diagnostic materials.

Heals severe wounds or trauma on a limb. Reattaches severed limbs, encourages mending and removes infection.

A berth for carrying one person in low passage; typically installed in a ship.

A berth for carrying one person in low passage; typically installed in a ship.

A berth used for survival emergencies when medical care or rescue is not immediately available.

A berth for carrying two persons in low passage; typically installed in a ship.

A berth for carrying one person in low passage in a stasis field; typically installed in a ship.

A berth for carrying a soldier in a stasis field for extended periods of time.

The medical capsule has a diagnostic computer, a variety of therapeutic medicines, and a database of medical procedures.

Modern medical tools containing drugs, resuscitation equipment, surgical supplies, and diagnostic materials.

This larger, handheld version of the micro med scanner.

Basic nutritional replacement for a single meal.

Masks damage caused by injury from the patient for 1D hours.

Cures most known pathogenic illnesses and accelerates the body's healing process.

Adds 1D to the user's Psi rating for 1D hours.