U.S. federal trademark · Serial No. 99727429 · Reg. No. 8511933
Neonatal products, namely, disposable oral and nasal suction medical devices for treating nasal congestion, airway obstructions, and respiratory distress; Neonatal products, namely, disposal manual sputum aspirators for medical purposes; Pediatric products, namely, disposable oral and nasal suction medical devices for treating nasal congestion, airway obstructions, and respiratory distress; Respiratory products, namely, disposable manual sputum aspirators for medical purposes; Oral and nasal suction devices comprised of suction cups for medical purposes; Fluid suction devices comprised of suction cups for medical use; Aspirators, namely, nasal aspirators; Fitted covers for nasal aspirator protection; Umbilical catheter holders; Neonatal electrodes for medical use; Holders for use with cannulas; Holders for use with medical tubing used for drainage and administering drugs; Medical supply organizers featuring strips with hook and loop type fasteners for holding medical tubing used for drainage, transfusion and administering drugs; Holders for medical tubing for tracheotomy purposes; Holders for use with medical pulse oximeter; Cannulas for respiratory therapy, for medical purposes; Endotracheal tube holders; Phototherapy eye protection shields being blackout eyeglasses for medical purposes; Medical transilluminator light devices for diagnosing abnormal accumulations of fluid, trapped air, hidden fractures, or solid masses within body tissues; Nasal cannulas; Neonatal products, namely, enteral safety system comprising oral dispensers, oral extension tubes and enteral feeding tubes, oral syringes and containers for breast milk or formula sold as a unit; Medical apparatus, namely, respiratory equipment and monitors therefor
Plastic bags adapted for mobile phones for storage purposes at the time of patients' hospital entry, sold as a kit with a disinfectant wipe
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