As a non-daily consumer product, masks rarely receive as much attention as they do now. Are unbranded masks safe? Disposable masks without a trademark are not safe, but they are definitely illegal. There is no doubt about this. According to the provisions of the Trademark Law, any item must have a trademark, not to mention items that the mask directly contacts the mouth, it is even more necessary to have a trademark.

If masks are produced cross-border, in addition to qualifications, but there is no mask trademark, it is very necessary to consider the issue of mask trademark registration, and the corresponding trademark layout or brand positioning needs to be carried out before the product is put into the market. The horse has not yet moved, but the grain and grass go first to avoid the risk of trademark infringement later on.

So which category of trademark registration do disposable masks belong to? Among the 45 trademark classifications, masks belong to surgical, medical, dental and veterinary instruments and apparatus in Class 10 of trademark registration.

Medical finger cots 100079; medical water bag 100082; massage gloves 100092; massage gloves 100092; medical ice pack 10009; medical hydraulic bed 100096; medical water bed 100096; abdominal pad 100098; abdominal bandaging pad 100098 ; Hypnotic pillow for insomnia 100101; urinal (container) 100110; special medical furniture 100119; umbilical cord 100121; hearing protector 100124; bed swing 100157; medical air pillow 100161; medical air mattress 100162; medical air mattress 100163; Sterile drape (surgical use) 100172; medical bed 100173; anti-pressure mat for injured areas on the patient's body 100195; compress pad for pain relief and anti-pressure on the patient's body 100195; surgical gown 100200; equipment for lifting patients 100204; for medical personnel Mask 100205; surgical curtain 100207; stool seat 100210; oxygen bag C100009; mask C100010.

In addition to registering a mask trademark, you can also choose to purchase a mask trademark directly.

Relevant legal provisions:

Article 214 of the Criminal Law, the crime of selling goods with counterfeit registered trademarks Whoever knowingly sells goods with counterfeit registered trademarks for a relatively large amount shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years or criminal detention, and concurrently or solely with a fine; if the sales amount is huge, he shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not less than three years and not more than seven years and shall also be fined. .