Types of physical antidotes are categorized by mechanism of action, influencing their contribution to the overall market. The primary subtypes are specific antidotes, broad-spectrum antidotes, and combination therapies. Specific antidotes, such as naloxone for opioid overdose, constitute 50% of the segment due to their targeted efficacy in acute cases. Broad-spectrum antidotes, like activated charcoal, capture 30% by addressing multiple toxin classes, preferred in ambiguous exposure settings. Combination therapies, blending binding agents and neutralizers, account for 20%, gaining traction in complex poisoning scenarios. This market taxonomy highlights evolving preferences toward multi-modal solutions, driven by pharmaceutical innovation and regulatory shifts prioritizing versatility in antidotal treatment protocols.