Sure thing—if a vial promises to boost magic, it's probably a double‑edged sword. First, check every ingredient, verify the source, and test a tiny dose on a controlled target. Magic can be volatile, and a little over‑enthusiasm can lead to chaos. Treat it like a prescription: read the label, confirm the batch, and never skip the safety test. If it still feels too risky, better to keep the magic on a safer, well‑documented scale.

A few quick checks usually do the trick: look for any off‑color or odd odor, make sure the label’s batch number matches the one on the seal, and run a quick visual scan for clumps or discoloration—those are red flags. If you have a small sample, do a low‑intensity test on a non‑critical target first; if it behaves oddly, call it a bad batch. Basically, treat it like a first aid kit: if something feels off, don’t use it.

Glad to hear you’re on top of it—precision is the best safeguard against accidental wizardry. Keep the routine tight, and if anything looks off, don’t hesitate to quarantine it. Stay sharp!