PROCAM

Mark For: PROCAM™ trademark registration is intended to cover the categories of biomedical preparations, namely, chemical polymer preparations in the nature of hydrogels for use as a wound covering or dressing, as a conductive electrode gel, as an interface between a medical device and the skin, as an adhesive, as a material for fluid absorption, retention and/or dissipation, and as an interface for transcutaneous or transdermal transfer of moisture and/or medications for medical treatment. [all]

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Serial Number	75091791
Mark Literal Elements	PROCAM
Mark Drawing Type	1 - TYPESET WORD(S) /LETTER(S) /NUMBER(S)
Mark Type	TRADEMARK
Standard Character Claim	No
Register	PRINCIPAL
Current Location	FILE REPOSITORY (FRANCONIA) 1998-06-24
Basis	1(a)
Class Status	ABANDONED
Primary US Classes	006: Chemicals and Chemical Compositions 018: Medicines and Pharmaceutical Preparations 044: Dental, Medical and Surgical Appliances 046: Foods and Ingredients of Foods 051: Cosmetics and Toilet Preparations 052: Detergents and Soaps
Primary International Class	005 - Primary Class (Pharmaceuticals) Pharmaceutical, veterinary and sanitary preparations; dietetic substances adapted for medical use, food for babies; plasters, materials for dressings; material for stopping teeth, dental wax; disinfectants; preparations for destroying vermin; fungicides, herbicides.
Filed Use	Yes
Current Use	Yes
Intent To Use	No
Filed ITU	No
44D Filed	No
44E Current	No
66A Current	No
Current Basis	No
No Basis	No
Attorney Name	Richard H. Kosakowski
Law Office Assigned	L50
Employee Name	HAMILTON, MICHAEL

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(ABANDONED)
IC 005. US 006 018 044 046 051 052. G & S: biomedical preparations, namely, chemical polymer preparations in the nature of hydrogels for use as a wound covering or dressing, as a conductive electrode gel, as an interface between a medical device and the skin, as an adhesive, as a material for fluid absorption, retention and/or dissipation, and as an interface for transcutaneous or transdermal transfer of moisture and/or medications for medical treatment. FIRST USE: 19950614. FIRST USE IN COMMERCE: 19950614