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Can drug trademarks be transferred?

Medicines are used to prevent, treat and diagnose human diseases. Purposefully regulates the physiological functions of the human body, and has clear applicable symptoms, usage and dosage requirements. Beyond appearance, patients cannot identify their inner qualities, and many drugs need to be used under the guidance of a doctor rather than the patient's subjective choice. At the same time, factors such as the method, quantity, and time of drug use determine the effectiveness of the drug to a large extent. Abuse not only fails to cure diseases, but also causes "illness" and even endangers life. Therefore, drugs are a special commodity, but I don't know whether drug trademarks can be transferred.

Drug trademarks are in the fifth category of drugs, sanitary products, and nutritional products, including drugs, disinfectants, traditional Chinese medicines, and medicinal wines in Group 0501, and medical nutrition products, human dietary supplements, and infant products in Group 0502. food. In addition, in the fifth category of trademark categories, there are 0503 purifying preparations; 0504 veterinary drugs, dietary supplements for animals; 0505 insecticides, herbicides, pesticides; 0506 sanitary products, dressing materials, medical health care bags; 0507 stuffing Materials for tooth holes, dental wax; 0508 single commodity.

Trademarks are intangible assets of an enterprise. There is no fixed judgment on the value of a trademark. In the investment or business process, the trademark is the value of the assets, that is, the scale of capital contained in the assets in the table. It refers to its capital value, not its honorary or subjective value. ***The value judgment of trademarks is usually determined by the identification and identification of trademarks, which is evaluated based on the estimated value that the trademark can bring to the enterprise. Therefore, trademarks for existing pharmaceuticals in the market can be transferred. As for the process and required information of drug trademark transfer, many trademark buyers want to purchase drug trademarks.

The procedures for drug trademark transfer include application, acceptance, review, announcement and issuance of transfer certificate. In addition, the materials prepared also include an application for trademark or registered trademark transfer, which needs to be signed or stamped by both parties; a trademark transfer agreement or contract signed by the transferor and transferee; identity documents of the transferor and transferee, if it is a legal person , the company's business license; trademark registration certificate; notary certificate of trademark declaration from the notary office, which is also required by the local Trademark Office; original and copy of the handler's ID card for the agency company to operate; if the application documents are in a foreign language, the manager should also provide Chinese translation signed and confirmed by the translation agency. After the trademark transfer is completed, the transferee shall enjoy the exclusive right to use the trademark from the date of announcement. It is illegal for a trademark registrant to continue to use the trademark for goods without permission. No notarization is required for each trademark transfer. It must be prepared and provided in accordance with the requirements of the Trademark Office. However, generally speaking, if the value of the transferred trademark is relatively large, or if there are any questions during the review process, the Trademark Office will generally require a notarial certificate. At this time, both parties need to go to the notary office for notarization.

The above are the relevant steps and information preparation that companies need to make when purchasing pharmaceutical trademarks. If you want to purchase a Class 5 drug trademark, you are welcome to go to the Bajie Intellectual Property Trademark Transfer Network for online customer service consultation.