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Bivoli is a food you eat just before you buff someone. It adds to your wound treat skills much the same way bio eng clothing does but it stacks with the clothing.

The duration is typically in the 13ish minute mark so you have that long to buff as many people as you can and still get the benifit.

bivoli is used when you buff. It gives you a wound treatment bonus of +25. This can also be stacked with Havla, which gives you a reduced heal recovery of 100.

Bespin Port is used for crafting. It gives you +10 exp success on the next experiment.

Syler Ruze

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I believe the original question was answered. However, I checked the thread thinking it was going to be a discussion on when to use bivoli and when to not use bivoli during application. I have been wrestling with this topic for a while.

At the risk of the ire of the doctor community - I would like to hear if others will routinely NOT use bivoli when buffing in the following set of circumstances:

1) Simply buffing a couple people who flagged you down in a starport. You have no intention of buffing for the full duration of the bivoli.

2) Buffing your friends for free before a hunt. Assume you are hunting for chef/med meats on mid-level challenge mobs

now for the kicker:

3) Buffing for cash when your packs will hit for 2150 without bivoli and the going rate is 10K.

In scenario 3, I typically do not use bivoli since I will be unable to raise my asking price to cover the added cost of the bivoli. Unless I think the market will bear 11 or 12K, I simply will use my base stat. As this is a judgement call, I typically do not end up using bivoli very much.

On the other hand, I use havla any time my line gets over 5 people long. It keeps the line managable, and the patients seem to like it (not a common thing on Flurry yet).