How long does antabuse stay in your system?

Answer 1

Well, darling, Antabuse, also known as disulfiram, has a half-life of about 60-120 hours. So, theoretically, it can take anywhere from 13 to 28 days for it to completely leave your system. But hey, don't go thinking you can sneak a drink in during that time – that stuff will still kick your liver's butt if you try.

Answer 2

I take Antabuse from time to time to stop a spree from drinking. I usually only take half the pill 125 mg. I have waited two weeks and then drank. I didnt have the drop in blood pressure, vomiting etc. But after a few drinks and about an hour I developed a rash that spread around my neck shoulders and face, have a bit of a hard time breathing and felt that hot throbbing feeling. Very much like an allergic reaction. Its gonna be different for everyone especially depending on dosage and how long you took it for and how much you plan on drinking. But if you want to be symptom free, Id wait at least two weeks. I have never had a full Antabuse reaction but even this smaller one at two weeks was scary and uncomfortable.

Answer 3

sober 36 days. tried a beer after 12 hrs. HELL NO, nausia vomiting blackout, 36 hours, rapid heartbeat migraine. learn from me get sober stay that way aint worth it. get help goto aa church. DO NOT even think about drinking

Answer 4

Disulfiram is the generic drug that is sometimes marketed as Antabuse. It stays in your bloodstream for two weeks (14 days).

Answer 5

The drug Antabuse stays in your system for up to seven days after the original dosage. Do not ever take any prescription drugs that are not in your name as it is illegal.

Answer 6

One hour for every .6 ounces of pure alcohol you drank.

PS: You are supposed to take the Antabuse before, and then not drink. Eventually you will get caught.

Answer 7

You should discuss that with the Doctor Who is going to prescribe it. Generally, 36 hours should be more than enough time.

Answer 8

Stays in your system for fourteen days.