Herb Shop

Every region except Kanto has a Herb Shop (Japanese: かんぽうや Kampo Shop). The herb shops sell bitter herbs. The herbs sold, which are the same in each region, are the Energy Root, Energy Powder, Revival Herb, and Heal Powder.

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Location

The herb shop in Johto is located in the Goldenrod Tunnel and is open only on Saturday and Sunday.
The herb shop in Hoenn is in Lavaridge Town.
The herb shop in Orre is in The Under^Colo or in Gateon Port^XD.
The herb shop in Sinnoh is located in Eterna City.
The herb shop in Unova is located in Driftveil City.
The herb shop in Kalos is located in Lumiose City.
The herb shop in Alola is located in Konikoni City.
The herb shop in Galar is located in Hulbury.

Prices

The prices of the herbs from Generations II to VI, as well as in Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl, are:

	Energy Root
	800

	Energy Powder
	500

	Revival Herb
	2,800

	Heal Powder
	450

The prices of the herbs in Generation VII and Pokémon Sword and Shield are:

	Energy Root
	1,200

	Energy Powder
	500

	Revival Herb
	2,800

	Heal Powder
	300

Effects

All four of the herbs in some way heal the Pokémon that they are used on but cause the Pokémon to be less friendly. The Energy Root heals a Pokémon's HP by 200. The Energy Powder heals a Pokémon's HP by 50. The Revival Herb revives a fainted Pokémon with full HP. The Heal Powder heals any status condition.

Trivia

In lieu of a proper Herb Shop, FireRed and LeafGreen offers the herbs in exchange for Berry Powder in a house in Cerulean City. There, EnergyPowder and Heal Powder can be obtained for 50 units of Berry Powder, Energy Root for 80 units, and Revival Herb for 300 units.
In Generations III and IV, Pokémon will have a favorite flavor; however, even if the Pokémon's favorite flavor is Bitter and is given herbal medicine, it will still make the Pokémon less friendly.

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