This is a new paper including an expert with a history in halitosis research, Professor John Greenman of the University of South West England. He is a scientific advisor to ISBOR, probably advising on detecting volatile organic compounds in breath.
In this paper, they set out to test the capability of a new mouthwash (SB12) against 4 other commercially available mouthwashes. It was also an opportunity to compare the 2 best-known 'clinical' testing machines for VOCs in halistosis, the Oral Chroma and the Halimeter.
Pubmed paper : Comparative effects of various commercially available mouthrinse formulations on oral malodor
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