Antabuse Breath Odor

Sometimes people experience unpleasant breath odor after taking antabuse. Most commonly, this happens because of antabuse overdose, but isn't the real reason. Truth is, the odor is caused by sulfur compounds in antabuse itself, and naturally if right dosage of pills is consumed, the odor is to faint to recognise (the actual reagent is sulfide metabolite). As a precaution, some companies producing antabuse state theese side effects as: "might cause rotten-egg smell on breath and garlic-like or metallic aftertaste". Be sure to read all the precautions when you buy antabuse, and if you do not understand any of them or need proffesional counsel, contact your doctor or at least clarify them from a clerk where you bought antabuse (if it was an online store, and theese side effects were not stated in the description note, call the shop and have them explain this fact for you. Profesional stores will provide full info on antabuse and its side effects, and refund you, if the pills you bought are deemed out of date or defect).

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