I’ll never forget raiding the Nether with a full hotbar of Fire Resistance and Strength potions and running out of room mid-fight. Potion Stacking Mod changed that completely. Suddenly, my burdens eased. I could stack mine to sixteen, combine splash and lingering variants, and keep fighting without constantly reshuffling my inventory.

Why This Mod Feels Essential
From the official Modrinth listing, I learned it works with both vanilla and modded potions whether regular, splash, or lingering stacking them up to 16 in a single slot. To keep gameplay balanced, splash and lingering potions now have a one-second cooldown per use. It’s a smart tweak by Proxi that makes inventory handling smoother without breaking the game.
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Players Say Potions Were Too Tedious / Now They Don’t Have To
Reddit communities have long vented about potion space:
“Trying to use Fire Resistance, Night Vision, Healing together was a nightmare now, this mod just lets you stack them and carry more!”
This sums up how the mod elevates survival gameplay less stress on inventory, more time focussed on actual adventuring.
My Potion-Life Got Cleaner
In my latest nether run, I stacked Healing, Fire Resistance, and Strength potions all in one slot. No swapping, no multitasking just peace of mind. And that cooldown? Barely noticeable. It felt smoother and more seamless than vanilla gameplay. Highly recommend for anyone who uses potions regularly.
Quick Summary
- What It Does: Lets all potions (vanilla & modded, splash/lingering too) stack up to 16.
- Balancing Tweak: One-second cooldown on splash/lingering to keep things fair.
- Why It Matters: Makes potion-heavy play practical, not frustrating.
- Perfect For: Survival players, dungeon explorers, speedrunners, and anyone who fights more than mines.
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