How can I stop myself from picking up certain items for a Pokestop?
When I go to pokestops and spin the coin it picks up all items if I press them or not. Is there a way to leave items and not pick them up? For instance I want to pick up pokeballs, but leave the revives.
Best Answer
There is not, you will collect the items whether or not you tap on them. However you can simply trash them in the items menu. It will ask you how many you want to trash and that will free up your inventory!
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No, you cannot select only what you want to receive from Pokéstops, you will always collect everything that you get from one. You can, however, trash any items you do not want by going to your items and click on the trash icon. You can delete multiple of an item at a time.
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