Pokémon Diamond and Pearl/Healing Items
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Healing items are undoubtedly an incredibly valuable asset to you, both during and outside of battle. One word of caution; Pokémon do not know how to use these automatically during battle, so you'll have to use up your turn and give them an item yourself.
| Name | Effect | Price | Notes |
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| Potion | Most basic recovery item that heals 20 HP |  300 |
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| Super potion | Heals Pokémon by 50 HP | 700 |
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| Hyper potion | Heals Pokémon by 200 HP | 1,200 |
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| Max potion | Completely restores HP to the max | 2,500 |
Does not work on fainted Pokémon, just like all other potions |
| Moomoo milk | Heals Pokémon by 100 HP | 500 |
200 less than a Super potion and recovers twice the HP, but can only be bought in the cafe north of Solaceon Town
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| Fresh Water | Heals Pokémon by 50 HP | 350 |
Bought in the vending machine on the 5th floor of the department store |
| Soda Pop | Heals Pokémon by 60 HP | 400 |
Bought Bought in the vending machine on the 5th floor of the department store |
| Lemonade | Heals Pokémon by 80 HP | 500 |
Bought in the vending machine on the 5th floor of the department store |
| Antidote | Cures poisoning | 100 |
Cheapest item besides mail in the game |
| Freeze Heal | Cures freezing | ? |
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| Paralyze Heal | Cures paralysis | ? |
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| Burn Heal | Cures burn | ? |
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| Full Heal | Cures any status condition | 600 |
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| Lava Cookie | Cures any status condition | N/A | Given to you by lady who lost her Suite Key if you find it and give it to her |
| Full Restore | Fully restores HP and cures all status problems | 3,000 |
Does not heal fainted Pokémon |
| Revive | Restores fainted Pokémon's HP by half | ? |
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| Max Revive | Completely restores fainted Pokémon's HP | N/A |
