Product naming is related to trademark law, and product naming cannot be the same as registered trademarks. Please refer to the naming regulations of health-related products issued by the Ministry of Health: Article 4 The naming of health-related products must comply with the following principles: (1) Comply with relevant national laws, regulations, rules, standards, and norms; (2) Reflect the true attributes of the product, Be concise, easy to understand, and conform to Chinese language habits; (3) The name consists of three parts: trademark name, common name, and attribute name. The name of a device product should also include a product model. The order of names is brand name, model, common name, and attribute name. Article 5 The trademark name, common name, attribute name, and product model of health-related products must meet the following requirements: (1) The trademark name shall comply with the relevant national laws and regulations, and generally the registered trademark of the product shall be used. Health-related products must not use trademarks that exaggerate functions or mislead consumers; (2) The common name should be accurate and scientific, and can be words indicating the main raw materials, main functional ingredients or product functions, but words that express or imply therapeutic effects are not allowed . (3) Attribute names should indicate the objective form of the product, and abstract names must not be used. However, for traditional products whose attributes are already known to consumers, the attribute name can be omitted, such as lipstick, rouge, eye shadow, etc.; (4) The product model should reflect the characteristics of the product, such as material, volume, capacity, advanced level, etc. Article 6 Health-related products with the same formula and different dosage forms can use the same trademark name and common name when naming, but different attribute names must be indicated. Article 7 Health-related products have the same trademark name, common name, and attribute name, but have different tastes or are produced for specific groups of people and are suitable for specific groups of people to eat health care products and cosmetics with different colors, smells, and suitable for groups of people (such as eye shadow, powder, Rouge, lipstick, mascara, hair dye, nail polish, shampoo, etc.) should be marked after the attribute name to show the difference. Article 8 The following content is prohibited when naming health-related products: (1) Professional terms and local dialects that are difficult for consumers to understand; (2) False, exaggerated and absolute words, such as "special effect", "high efficiency", "miraculous effect" ", "broad spectrum", "generation Except). If it is a registered trademark or must use foreign letters or symbols, it must be explained in Chinese in the instructions. Article 9 The Chinese names of imported health-related products should correspond to the foreign names as much as possible. Free translation, transliteration, or a combination of free translation and transliteration can be used, and free translation is generally used. Generally speaking, it is best not to have the same product model as the other party’s product model. Because if the other party finds that the product model is the same as its own, it is very likely to file related lawsuits against the same company. If a lawsuit is filed and the court finds that the products have similar models, it is likely to be sentenced to infringement. Then the other party can propose certain compensation.