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esters (esˑ·terz),
n.pl organic compounds synthesized from acids and alcohols, typically possessing fruity aromas. They have been shown to have antiinflammatory, antispasmodic, calming, and sedative properties.

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Q. Does anyone know an over the counter alternative to Lovaza, omega-3 acid ethyl esters? too expensive at Dr

A. there are all sort of companies that sell Omega-3, i buy from a company named Alsepa, but there are dozens of companies. but don't be tempted to buy a very cheap one, because they can be less purified.

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Weekly sampling and analysis of OA-group toxins including fatty acid esters ('DTX-3') as well as PTX in individual shellfish and plankton samples were performed.
Focus is placed on specialty esters derived from fatty acid and methylester fractions.
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