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Vitamins like [[Items#Carbos|Carbos]], [[Items#Calcium|Calcium]], and [[Items#Iron|Iron]] add 10 effort points to a particular stat, provided the EV is less than 100. | Vitamins like [[Items#Carbos|Carbos]], [[Items#Calcium|Calcium]], and [[Items#Iron|Iron]] add 10 effort points to a particular stat, provided the EV is less than 100. | ||
[[Items#Macho Brace|Macho Brace]], an equip-item in Generation III, doubles the amount of effort points you gain from a Pokémon. So if you were battling a {{p|Rattata}}, which gives one Speed effort point, upon winning the battle you would | [[Items#Macho Brace|Macho Brace]], an equip-item in Generation III, doubles the amount of effort points you gain from a Pokémon. So if you were battling a {{p|Rattata}}, which gives one Speed effort point, upon winning the battle you would receive 2 Speed effort points instead of 1. | ||
[[Items#Exp. Share|Exp. Share]], other than sharing Exp. Points, also gives the same amount of EV's to the Pokémon holding it that the Pokémon battling | [[Items#Exp. Share|Exp. Share]], other than sharing Exp. Points, also gives the same amount of EV's to the Pokémon holding it that the Pokémon battling receives. | ||
The rare disease [[Pokérus]] also gives double EVs to Pokémon afflicted as well as Pokémon that have developed resistance to it. | The rare disease [[Pokérus]] also gives double EVs to Pokémon afflicted as well as Pokémon that have developed resistance to it. | ||