Canadian Trademark Information

On Monday, February 9, 2015, a canadian trademark registration was filed for the above pictured logo by ISTO Technologies II, LLC. *********, **********, ***** ****. The Canadian IP office has given the trademark application number of 1714468. The current status of this trademark filing is Registration published. The trademark is filed in the description of Centrifuges for medical use for preparing platelet rich plasma and other physiological products; final packs for medical use, namely, an aspiration kit having syringes, needles, needleless bag access spikes, cannulas, and transfer bags, and a procedure pack comprised of anticoagulant and a processing unit comprised of a sterile disposable container having at least one compartment for receiving a physiological fluid and for being received in a centrifuge for subjecting the physiological fluid to centrifugation, sold as a unit; processing kits, namely, processing units comprised of a sterile disposable container having at least one compartment for receiving a physiological fluid and for being received in a centrifuge for subjecting the physiological fluid to centrifugation, syringes and , Centrifuges for medical use for preparing platelet rich plasma and other physiological products; final packs for medical use, namely, an aspiration kit having syringes, needles, needleless bag access spikes, cannulas, and transfer bags, and a procedure pack comprised of anticoagulant and a processing unit comprised of a sterile disposable container having at least one compartment for receiving a physiological fluid and for being received in a centrifuge for subjecting the physiological fluid to centrifugation, sold as a unit; processing kits, namely, processing units comprised of a sterile disposable container having at least one compartment for receiving a physiological fluid and for being received in a centrifuge for subjecting the physiological fluid to centrifugation, syringes and fluid cups, sold as a unit for medical use; applicators for mixing and applying physiological fluids to a patient, namely, medical syringes, a handle for holding the syringes, and an applicator for connecting to the syringes, sold as a unit. .