Prison Bus How to Heal: Healing Items You Can Buy and Their Prices

All four are sold as developer products — purchases made with Robux — and they sit in the game's catalog right alongside its weapons and classes. If your plan is to spend Robux on staying alive, these are the four entries to look for.

How the healing prices compare with the rest of the store

The healing products share one catalog list with Prison Bus's weapons and classes. The table below gathers the twelve developer-product prices that listing shows, with the healing entries in bold:

Set side by side with that list, the healing entries stand out in a few ways:

• Bandage, at R$9, is the cheapest product in the entire catalog — nothing on the list costs less.
• Health Pack, at R$19, costs exactly the same as the Starter Pack listed nearby.
• Medic Pack and Revive share the R$39 price point, which lands between the R$35 Pistol and Sledge Hammer and the R$45 Double-barrel Shotgun.
• Both R$39 healing products undercut the largest entries shown, the Melee Pack and Driver Class at R$49.

How big the catalog is

Prison Bus's developer-product catalog holds 46 products in total, with prices running from R$9 up to R$1,599. The four healing items above are the healing-related entries shown in that list, and they all cluster near its budget end: even the priciest of them, Medic Pack and Revive at R$39 each, costs only a small fraction of the catalog's R$1,599 ceiling. Because the Bandage and the catalog floor share the same R$9 price, the least expensive product the game sells is a healing item.

What the price list tells you, and what to read next

A store listing tells you what a product costs, not how it behaves once you are back on the road. For the gameplay side of healing, the healing items guide covers the items themselves, the health guide explains how your health holds up, and the revive guide covers getting back up after a down. If you are new to the game, the beginner guide is the place to start.