Conflicts with weightless ingredients, sadly.

good mod, seems to work. i don't know what smithing potions were like before this mod, nor have a looked at one in your mod yet but hopefully you didn't nerf them too much becuase i don't always level enchanting and the boost is needed to improve magical items.

Poisoner increases the damage and other magnitudes of your poison effects by 50% (instead of the vanilla 25%). Aside from that, Stagger poisons are far more useful than the Slow poisons they replace.

does the poisen increase perk make the poisens do more or do they make them harder to resist?

honsetly i just went legendary on my alchemy tree and left it because i felt like it was a HUGE waste of time, to me the poisens seem underpowered for Master difficulty and i felt like besides the gold i wasted a lot of time.

havent installed this mod yet, thinking about if it'll make poisens worth anything for a pure non-magical thief/archer

While developing the last update, I figured out what determines whether a mixture with both positive and negative effects is a potion or a poison. I've uploaded an image illustrating the rule at http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=140738227 .

Update online: The Slow alchemy effect has been replaced by Stagger. Full details are in the change notes.

Update: The highlight here is that Experimenter and Physician have swapped places, so that Experimenter has one rank and is available very early, while Physician has three ranks and scales up to high levels. See the change notes for full details.

Good idea though.

I'll keep it in mind as a possible future mod, but I can't think of a way to do it easily. The trouble is just that all crafted potions have that appearance.

Could you please make a mod that makes the potion colors match their effects? It doesn't seem right when you have a restore magicka potion look like a restore health.

Ahh! That's great, nicely done.

Possibly the description was unclear--I've changed it now. The Restore (All) potions don't get any better as your Alchemy improves, so it only seems reasonable that their negative side effects wouldn't get any worse.

A great mod indeed, but I think that the part with potion effect depending on ingredient could have been left on. Otherwise I don't have anything to say :)