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For adults, activated charcoal doses range from 500 mg for gas to 50–100 g for poisoning, always guided by a medical professional.

For detox goals, experts do not recommend any self-set dose of activated charcoal; medical doses are reserved for acute poisoning under professional care.

Activated charcoal doses for dogs are usually 1–4 grams per kilogram of body weight, but doses must come from a veterinarian or hotline.

Activated charcoal for cats should only be given in doses a vet calculates, usually based on weight and the specific toxin involved.

Activated charcoal for dogs should only be dosed by a veterinarian using your dog’s weight, the suspected toxin, and the product strength.

Typical activated charcoal doses are 500–1000 mg for gas, while 50–100 g for poisoning is only given by medical teams.

When used with antibiotics, adults often take 10–20 billion CFU of acidophilus a day, spaced 2 hours from each antibiotic dose, under medical advice.

For most healthy adults, total acetaminophen from all sources should not be more than 4,000 milligrams in 24 hours.

Most healthy adults should keep total acetaminophen under 3,000–4,000 mg in 24 hours, including all tablets and combination cold or flu products.

Each standard Tylenol 3 with codeine tablet contains 300 milligrams of acetaminophen along with 30 milligrams of codeine.