After working for a long time, people may feel physically exhausted. At this time, in addition to rest, allowing the muscles to relax better is also a preparation for the upcoming work or life. The opportunity to relax muscles and make people energized is to massage, soothe muscles and relax the spirit. Massagers are obviously a good choice for people.
From the data we found in the Bajie Intellectual Property Trademark Encyclopedia, we can conclude that the massager trademark belongs to Class 10 - 1001 - surgical, medical and veterinary instruments, among the 45 trademark categories. Apparatus and equipment, excluding electronic, nuclear, electrotherapy, medical 100092.
In addition, when selecting or registering Guilin trademarks, how to choose between text trademarks and graphic trademarks? We often see trademarks appearing in the form of combination trademarks, but generally the text trademarks and graphic trademarks are separated. To register, in fact, in the long run, the advantages of separately registered trademarks are more obvious.
Practice has proven that combined trademark applications are more risky. When combined, the Trademark Office will review them separately, once for graphics and again for text. It mainly examines whether the applied trademark is distinctive and exists. Similar trademarks.
As long as one of the graphics or text fails the review, the entire trademark will be rejected. However, if you apply for a word trademark and a graphic trademark separately, if the word/graphic trademark is rejected, the graphic/word trademark can still be successfully registered, and vice versa.
As for combined trademarks and separate registrations, combined applications are inconvenient and inflexible to use. Trademarks applied for separately are more flexible to use. If the combined application is used, it must maintain one form, that is Appearing in combination, they cannot be split or changed. However, when applying separately, the trademarks themselves are independent, so they can continue to be used even if part of the structure is changed.
Finally, there is the issue of cost. In fact, everyone will be aware of this. Because only one trademark needs to be registered for a combination trademark, the cost is relatively small. In the true sense, more applications are required for a separate application. With a trademark, the cost will naturally be higher. However, although the apparent cost has increased, in actual use, the intangible benefits generated by separately registered trademarks are much greater than those of combined trademarks.
These are the trademarks currently applied for in the Trademark Office. They are almost all separate trademarks. There are not many registered combination trademarks, unless the company has decided to use the combined trademark forever and will not use it again. The structure will be changed later, otherwise it would be more appropriate to register the trademark separately. Of course, everyone has different interests, and it is best for companies to make decisions based on actual conditions.