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Application Number:4865378
Status:
UNKNOWN
Class:10
Filing Date:Tue, 16 Feb 2021

Trademark Information

TrademarkOXYHALER
Trademark TypeWordmark
Class10
Application Number4865378
Nature/Scope of businessInhalers; Medical inhalers; Inhalers for medical use; Inhalers for therapeutic use
PublicationIn Journal No. 1989
Status
UNKNOWN
Applicant: DR. SHEKHAR VAMAN PHULPAGAR
Applicant AddressB-2/2, ARVIND APARTMENT, RAJPARK, OLD MUMBAI-PUNE ROAD, PARSIK NAGAR, KALWA-WEST, THANE-400605 INDIVIDUAL
JurisdictionMUMBAI
AgentPARAG MORE
Agent Address"Mayuresh" Niwas, Bungalow No. 4, P. R. More & Sons, Podi No. 1, Sector 15, New Panvel. Navi Mumbai, Dist. Raigad, Maharashtra. Pin code 410206.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the status of trademark OXYHALER?
The trademark application number 4865378 is currently marked as "UNKNOWN" in the official trademark registry.
Who is the owner of trademark OXYHALER?
The trademark application number 4865378 is owned by DR. SHEKHAR VAMAN PHULPAGAR.
Which class does trademark OXYHALER belong to?
Trademark application number 4865378 is filed under Class 10, which relates to the specified goods and services.
Who is the trademark agent for application 4865378?
The trademark agent associated with application number 4865378 is PARAG MORE.
Was trademark OXYHALER published in the journal?
Yes, trademark application number 4865378 was published in Journal No. 1989.
What is trademark OXYHALER?
Trademark application number 4865378 relates to "Inhalers; Medical inhalers; Inhalers for medical use; Inhalers for therapeutic use".

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