Piperazine adipate is primarily used as an anthelmintic agent in veterinary and human medicine to treat parasitic worm infections. It is effective against roundworms and pinworms, disrupting their neuromuscular activity and causing paralysis, which leads to their expulsion from the body. In veterinary practice, it is commonly administered to livestock, pets, and poultry to control helminth infestations, ensuring animal health and productivity. In humans, it is often prescribed in oral formulations to treat intestinal parasitic infections, particularly in children. Its broad-spectrum efficacy and relatively low toxicity make it a valuable tool in managing parasitic diseases. Additionally, it is sometimes used in combination with other anthelmintic drugs to enhance treatment outcomes.