Silver-loaded activated carbon (also known as load activated silver for clean water) is a specialty adsorbent material used in water purification systems to eliminate harmful bacteria, viruses, and other microorganisms. Derived from fruit or coconut shells, this granular product (10-40 mesh) releases silver ions that act as a powerful, long-lasting disinfectant, preventing microbial regrowth and ensuring water remains contaminant-free. With a high iodine adsorption value (≥1000 mg/g) and 13% silver content, it is highly effective for providing safe drinking water in remote or limited-access areas. Commonly incorporated into portable water filters, emergency treatment kits, and household purification devices, it also finds applications in medical sterilization of equipment and surfaces, as well as in the food and beverage industry to maintain water quality in production processes. Its environmentally friendly profile avoids reliance on harsh chemicals, making it ideal for sustainable water treatment.