Coconut Activated Charcoal 260 mg

Coconut Activated Charcoal 260 mg

Country Life4.7 (1,803 ratings)
Format:Capsule Quantity: 180 Capsule(s) · 90 servings
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$18.19 $0.20 per serving
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About this product

Activated charcoal provides 520 mg per two-capsule serving and identifies coconut as its source. A 90-serving bottle gives established users a generous supply.

The source is clear, but no surface-area or adsorption specification is provided. Charcoal can bind oral medicines, supplements, and nutrients, which limits routine use.

This bottle offers the strongest value among the three Country Life capsule sizes. It best fits occasional users who already know the product suits them and can manage careful dose timing.

Who is it for
  • Established coconut-charcoal users
  • Adults seeking a longer good-value supply
Best for
  • Bulk occasional capsule use
  • Strong value with identified sourcing

Pros

  • Coconut source
  • 520 mg serving
  • 90 servings
  • Excellent value

Cons

  • Two capsules per serving
  • No adsorption specification
  • Not suitable for routine daily use
  • Large bottle for a first-time user

Warnings

  • Activated charcoal can reduce absorption of oral medicines and supplements; separate use and confirm timing with a pharmacist.
  • Repeated use may worsen constipation and reduce nutrient absorption.
  • Do not use supplement charcoal for suspected poisoning or overdose.

Product analysis

83 out of 100
A long-supply coconut-charcoal capsule with excellent value, suitable for established occasional use rather than a daily routine.

AI assessment of the formula, label and price. How scoring works

Nutrient quality91

Coconut sourcing and activation provide strong material-quality signals. The disclosed amount fits a useful situational range.

Ingredient transparency78

The charcoal amount is clearly disclosed. The source and activation are clear, but medication-spacing directions and non-active ingredients are absent.

Customer satisfaction72

The supplied average rating is exceptionally strong and the supplied review volume is exceptionally substantial. No qualitative experience themes were supplied, so recurring complaints and purpose fit cannot be verified.

Value for money90

Clear sourcing, a useful amount, and a large package support strong value. The low serving cost makes the capsule highly competitive.

Format
Capsule
Container
180 Capsule(s)
Per serving
$0.20
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Customer rating
4.7 · 1,803 ratings
Report analysis

Goals

Digestive Health
Digestive Health
Impact
High effect
D+ Goal FitA- Strength of SupportF CoverageA+ Formula Quality

Coconut-sourced activated charcoal may offer short-term help with occasional gas, but it is not broad daily digestive support. The 520 mg serving is clearly disclosed and suitable for situational use.

The single-ingredient formula is focused and identifies its source. Charcoal can bind medicines and nutrients, so it should be separated from them and reserved for occasional use.

How this product is rated for Digestive Health

Goal Alignment & Evidence Quality51

Activated charcoal is relevant for occasional gas rather than daily digestive maintenance. Evidence for routine use or broad gut support is limited.

Effective Goal Contribution86

The clearly disclosed 520 mg serving is suitable for situational use. Coconut sourcing improves disclosure, though adsorption capacity is not quantified.

Pathway Coverage33

The formula targets adsorption of gas in one narrow situation. It does not support motility, enzymes, the microbiome, or the intestinal barrier.

Formulation Coherence95

A single charcoal active is logically suited to adsorption. The formula avoids nutrients that could compete for binding capacity.
Study evidence
Activated Charcoal Supportive 9 studies

Ingredients

IngredientAmount per servingScore
Activated Charcoal
520 mg 92
Gluten Free Adults 18–50 Vegan Dairy Free Sugar Free Vegetarian
Report overview
Activated Charcoal · 520 mg OverallScore92
A Active Ingredient Quality & BioavailabilityA+ Dose, Safety & Label TransparencyB+ Value
The saved facts identify coconut activated charcoal, with 520 mg per serving. The directions include medicine separation and occasional-use guidance, while the formula's purity is not established. The cost per serving is moderate.
How this ingredient is rated

Active Ingredient Quality & Bioavailability90

The saved facts identify coconut as the source and confirm activation, but they don't establish the formula's purity.
Source Material Quality
The saved facts identify coconut as the charcoal source.
Activation Confirmation
The saved ingredient facts confirm that the charcoal is activated.
Formula Purity & Adsorption Logic
The facts don't establish a pure formula, and they don't list fillers or added nutrients.

Dose, Safety & Label Transparency100

The serving amount falls in the range highlighted in the supplied guidance, and the directions cover medicine separation and occasional use.
Medication Interaction Warning
The directions include a time interval for separating the product from medicines.
Dosage Adequacy per Serving
The 520 mg serving falls within the supplied 500–1,000 mg range.
Usage Pattern Guidance
The directions recommend occasional use.

Value80

The cost per serving sits in the moderate price range.
Price Per Serving Efficiency
The cost per serving is moderate.
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82 Performance

Charcoal Activated

KAL
Coconut-derived activated charcoal at 560 mg provides a clearly identified source in a focused formula. The provided collection and goal assessments are well aligned, although activated charcoal can bind medicines and nutrients, so it should be separated from them and used cautiously.
80 Performance

Activated Charcoal 500 mg

Natural Factors
Coconut-derived activated charcoal at 500 mg provides a clearly identified source in a focused formula. The provided collection and goal assessments are well aligned, although activated charcoal can bind medicines and nutrients, so it should be separated from them and used cautiously.
82 Performance

Coconut Activated Charcoal 260 mg

Country Life
A clearly stated activated-charcoal dose at 520 mg keeps the formula aligned with short-term digestive or binding use. The provided collection and goal assessments are well aligned, although activated charcoal can bind medicines and nutrients, so it should be separated from them and used cautiously.
84 Budget

Activated Coconut Charcoal Powder 500 mg

Solaray
Coconut-derived activated charcoal at 500 mg provides a clearly identified source in a focused formula. Its lower serving cost improves value compared with the original, although activated charcoal can bind medicines and nutrients, so it should be separated from them and used cautiously.
84 Budget

Activated Coconut Charcoal Powder 500 mg

Country Life
A clearly stated activated-charcoal dose at 500 mg keeps the formula aligned with short-term digestive or binding use. Its lower serving cost improves value compared with the original, although activated charcoal can bind medicines and nutrients, so it should be separated from them and used cautiously.
76 Budget

Activated Charcoal Powder Unflavored

Nutricost
Coconut-derived activated charcoal at 1500 mg provides a clearly identified source in a focused formula. Its lower serving cost improves value compared with the original, although activated charcoal can bind medicines and nutrients, so it should be separated from them and used cautiously.
79 Value

Activated Charcoal 520 mg

Nutricost
Coconut-derived activated charcoal at 520 mg provides a clearly identified source in a focused formula. Strong provided quality and goal assessments combine with favorable serving economics, improving the balance of formulation and value; activated charcoal can bind medicines and nutrients, so it should be separated from them and used cautiously.
82 Value

Activated Charcoal 520 mg

Spring Valley
Coconut-derived activated charcoal at 520 mg provides a clearly identified source in a focused formula. Strong provided quality and goal assessments combine with favorable serving economics, improving the balance of formulation and value; activated charcoal can bind medicines and nutrients, so it should be separated from them and used cautiously.
80 Value

Activated Charcoal

NOW
A clearly stated activated-charcoal dose at 560 mg keeps the formula aligned with short-term digestive or binding use. Strong provided quality and goal assessments combine with favorable serving economics, improving the balance of formulation and value; activated charcoal can bind medicines and nutrients, so it should be separated from them and used cautiously.
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Sources

Published studies used for the product analysis and the top-ranked studies for each ingredient and goal.

  1. Protection of the Human Gut Microbiome From Antibiotics.
    de Gunzburg J; Ghozlane A; Ducher A; Le Chatelier E; Duval X; Ruppé E; Armand-Lefevre L; Sablier-Gallis F; Burdet C; Alavoine L; Chachaty E; Augustin V; Varastet M; Levenez F; Kennedy S; Pons N; Mentré F; Andremont A · The Journal of infectious diseases · 2019
    Randomized trial28 participantsDigestive Health forActivated Charcoal
  2. Activated charcoal to prevent irinotecan-induced diarrhea in children.
    Sergio GC; Félix GM; Luis JV · Pediatric blood & cancer · 2008
    Non-randomized trial22 participantsDigestive Health forActivated Charcoal
  3. [Controlled clinical testing of an antidiarrheal].
    Dorn M · MMW Fortschritte der Medizin · 2006
    Randomized trial100 participantsDigestive Health forActivated Charcoal
  4. Phase II study of activated charcoal to prevent irinotecan-induced diarrhea.
    Michael M; Brittain M; Nagai J; Feld R; Hedley D; Oza A; Siu L; Moore MJ · Journal of clinical oncology : official journal of the American Society of Clinical Oncology · 2004
    Single-arm trial28 participantsDigestive Health forActivated Charcoal
  5. Efficacy of activated charcoal in reducing intestinal gas: a double-blind clinical trial.
    Jain NK; Patel VP; Pitchumoni CS · The American journal of gastroenterology · 1986
    Non-randomized trial99 participantsDigestive Health forActivated Charcoal