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Agility mix(1)

Agility mix(1)

One dose of fishy Agility potion.

MembersBuy limit 2,000Potions & Drinks
Insta-buy

—gp

Insta-sell

100,000gp

Spread

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Margin

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Volume

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Trend

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Price history

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Insta-buy (high)Insta-sell (low)Spread
30D low
100,000
30D high
100,000
Volatility
0.0%

Flip calculator

Includes the 2% Grand Exchange tax

gp
gp
units
Net profitLoss

-100,000gp

-100,000 per item · -100.00% ROI

Capital required
100,000 gp
Gross revenue
0 gp
GE tax (2%, 0/item)
− 0 gp
Break-even sell
102,040 gp

Item data

High alchemy
30 gp100.0% below market
Low alchemy
20 gp
Shop value
50 gp
Weight
0.045 kg
Skill / type
Herblore
Stack / note
Not stackable · noteable
Released
Jul 3, 2007

About Agility mix(1)

The Agility mix(1) is a members-only potion in Old School RuneScape.

"One dose of fishy Agility potion"

Over the last 30 days it traded between 451 and 110,000 gp on the Grand Exchange, averaging 14,460 gp. About 40 units changed hands per day. The price is up 23155.8% across that window. The Grand Exchange buy limit is 2,000 every 4 hours. Selling one at the average price costs 289 gp in Grand Exchange tax.

Casting High Level Alchemy returns 30 gp, which is 99.8% below the 30-day average price, so alching a bought one loses money.

Agility mix(1) price history

Daily averages rolled up per month, newest first.

Monthly average, low and high price of Agility mix(1) on the Grand Exchange
MonthAverageLowHighVolume
October 20267d59,6915,903110,0001,056
September 20261,44745124,601966
August 202615d2,23147326,83747
July 202618d4874774891,874
June 202617d40525293,144
May 20262d4464354577
April 20261d419419419n/a
March 20265044191,59714,732
February 202623d49630774611,700
January 202620d4513417419,620

Across 10 months of recorded prices Agility mix(1) ranged from 2 gp in June 2026 to 110,000 gp in October 2026, measured over 163 trading days.

The 30-day average of 14,460 gp sits in the lower third of that range.

All prices in gp. Volume counts units traded across both sides of the Grand Exchange.