Goods
Pharmaceuticals and medical preparations
Pharmaceutical, medical and veterinary preparations, dietary supplements and sanitary products.
Watch out: Supplements and “medicated” claims move products out of Class 3 and into Class 5.
What it covers
- Pharmaceutical and veterinary preparations
- Dietary and nutritional supplements
- Medicated cosmetics and toiletries
- Sanitary preparations for medical use
- Disinfectants and pesticides
Typical businesses
- Supplement brands
- Pharma companies
- Medicated skincare makers
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Related classes
Businesses in Class 5 often need cover in these too.
3Cosmetics and cleaning preparationsNon-medicated cosmetics and toiletries, plus everyday cleaning and laundry products.10Medical apparatusSurgical, medical, dental and veterinary apparatus and instruments.44Medical, beauty and agriculture servicesMedical and veterinary services, beauty and hygienic care, and agriculture, horticulture and forestry services.
This is general information to help you screen a name, not legal advice. Class scope can be finely balanced — confirm the right classes with a qualified trademark attorney before you file.