India is the world's pharmacy, producing 20% of global generic medicines. The pharma industry is highly regulated with IP rights central to product protection. Brand names in pharma are business-critical assets.
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Pharmaceutical brand names are among the most copied in India. Counterfeit medicines and passing-off by generic manufacturers with similar names are major risks. Trademark registration is the first line of legal defence.
Filing in the correct class is critical — wrong class = no legal protection for your core business.
The primary class for medicines, dietary supplements, veterinary products, and sanitary preparations — mandatory for any pharma brand.
Covers surgical instruments, medical devices, and orthopaedic articles — essential for medical device manufacturers and distributors.
Covers hospital chains, diagnostic labs, veterinary services, and healthcare services — required for service-based healthcare businesses.
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We check for existing similar marks in your industry class to ensure your brand name is available for registration.
Submit your business name, logo, address, and identity proof. The process is 100% online — no physical visit needed.
We file your application with the correct trademark class for your Pharmaceutical business. You receive your Trademark Application Number (TM No.) the same day.
You can legally use the ™ symbol immediately after filing. The registration certificate follows after examination (6–24 months).
Yes, brand names for drugs can be trademarked in Class 5. However, generic names (INN - International Nonproprietary Names) cannot be trademarked. You trademark the brand name, not the molecule name.
Absolutely. Ayurvedic and herbal product brands are among the most copied in India. Class 5 covers pharmaceutical and herbal preparations. File as soon as your brand has market presence.
Yes. A trademark registered with IP India is valid across all 28 states and 8 union territories. One national registration covers the entire country.
Class 44 covers medical and healthcare services. If you also sell medicines or health products, add Class 5. Hospital chains should file in both Class 44 and Class 35 (for business services).