nes legend of zelda medicine

ok can anyone tell me.........

every time i went to a spot were u have the choice to get eather
a heart or medicine container ive picked hearts ( dah )

now......... i cant find any where to get medicine bottle

any hidden spots u might tell me??

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There's one to the left of the map amongst a couple spitting enemies. You have to cross a bridge nearby an Octorok to get there. She'll sell you an ultimate healing potion for 60 rupees I think.

If you haven't found the Letter, then she won't sell you any Potions. You have to get a letter from an old man in the most northeast part of Hyrule in order to be able to buy potions. You'll know you've found the right place when you see a flight of stairs leading to a cave.

But with a large amount of hearts and the Blue/Red Ring, you won't need the potion ;P

Not true. Z1 you need lots of skills, so most likely you will need potions as well.

Don't ever choose the potion. You'll have a tough time in the last dungeon if you don't get all of the hearts.

Press start, If you have a letter in your inventory then find the old lady to sell you potions. If no letter, then go get it from one screen before the Gambling Tree, Go North up some stairs and you'll have it.

Originally Posted by Axiomist

Don't ever choose the potion. You'll have a tough time in the last dungeon if you don't get all of the hearts.

Haha, the first time through the last dungeon is hard even if you have potions. XD Well, at least it was for me.

Originally Posted by dany the dot

Haha, the first time through the last dungeon is hard even if you have potions. XD Well, at least it was for me.

sshhh. We don't want to discourage him. But yeah, it was tough for me with all of the hearts, the potions, and the blue ring.

Now, I get the Red Ring and Silver arrows, save, quit, go buy more potions and fill up on hearts before playing the recorder to warp back with full hearts, bombs, and rupees to fire the bow. Even then I'm on the edge of my seat going through it all.

What I did was map the dungeon as I was going along. Of course, I died like FIVE HUNDRED TIMES, but once I had found my way to Ganon, I also did what you did: save, quit, buy potions, and go back to Level 9.

Honestly, I think that the second quest's level 9 was way easier than the first quest.