Do not take Antabuse if you have taken any alcohol in the last 24 hours.

Now 66, the former advertising executive said he takes Antabuse.

If you are taking Antabuse for a long time, then your doctor will need to do a regular check up.

Also do not take any alcohol for at least a week after stopping Antabuse.

I could find a crummy job and stay clean with Antabuse.

If you have any concerns about taking Antabuse, ask your doctor or pharmacist.

Once you have finished using Antabuse, ask your pharmacist what to do with any that is left.

The drugs include Antabuse, which makes anyone who takes it sick if they drink alcohol.

Antabuse is thought to be broken down in the body to Imuthiol.

Antabuse is designed to act as a deterrent to alcohol consumption.

Amongst other events, he describes being given the drug Antabuse in a clinical trial of some kind.

One of them, disulfiram, sold as Antabuse, makes people feel sick when they drink.

Speaking of medicine, didn't you squirrel away some Antabuse when we built this monster?

After taking Antabuse, a patient who takes a drink becomes nauseated and gets sick.

Women who took Antabuse were more likely to relapse than those who did not.

If you stop taking Antabuse, you should wait at least one week before consuming alcohol.

Most of the money has been spent on two drugs, Antabuse and Campral.

Antidipsotropic medications such as antabuse in the treatment of alcoholics may be used.

Keep your Antabuse in a cool, dry place where the temperature stays below 30oC.

Antabuse is sometimes used as a deterrent for alcoholics wishing to stay sober.

How many people knew about the Antabuse?

He points to Antabuse, a drug for treating alcoholism that causes sickness when people consume alcohol.

If alcohol is consumed when a patient has received Antabuse the so called "aldehyde reaction" may occur.

Swallowing an Antabuse tablet every morning (while someone watches) will do a lot to take away the urge to drink.

For alcoholics, there is the aversion drug antabuse.

Disulfiram is currently sold under the trade names Antabuse and Antabus, manufactured by Odyssey Pharmaceuticals.

Disulfiram (sold under the trade names Antabuse and Antabus) is a drug discovered in the 1920s that is used to support the treatment of chronic alcoholism by producing an acute sensitivity to ethanol (alcohol).