Used in emergency medicine to treat poisoning and drug overdoses by adsorbing toxins in the gastrointestinal tract, preventing their absorption into the bloodstream. Commonly included in water filtration systems to remove impurities, chlorine, and organic compounds. Applied in air purifiers to capture volatile organic compounds and odors. Utilized in skincare products for its ability to draw out dirt, oil, and contaminants from pores. Employed in industrial processes for decolorizing solutions and purifying chemicals, particularly in electroplating to remove organic impurities from plating baths. Also found in some dietary supplements aimed at reducing gas and bloating by trapping intestinal gases.

This grade of activated charcoal is specially designed for electroplating and decolorization applications, with a mesh size of 20-100, derived from wood.