About 7 Trademarks found for “HA*SO”

Medical dressings, coverings and applicators, liquid bandage sprays, bandages for dressings, fitness and endurance supplements, food supplements for sportsmen, pharmaceutical preparations for treating sports injuries, dietary drink mixes for improving sports performance, nutritional supplements containing whey protein for endurance sports, dietary supplements containing whey protein for endurance sports, dietary drink mixes for nutritional purposes for improving sports performance, pharmaceutical preparations for treating physically caused lesions, pain relief preparations (term considered too vague by the International Bureau pursuant to Rule 13 (2) (b) of the Regulations).

Medical dressings, coverings and applicators, liquid bandage sprays, bandages for dressings, fitness and endurance supplements, food supplements for sportsmen, pharmaceutical preparations for treating sports injuries, dietary drink mixes for improving sports performance, nutritional supplements containing whey protein for endurance sports, dietary supplements containing whey protein for endurance sports, dietary drink mixes for nutritional purposes for improving sports performance, pharmaceutical preparations for treating physically caused lesions, pain relief preparations (term considered too vague by the International Bureau pursuant to Rule 13 (2) (b) of the Regulations); sprays (hand-operated -) for medical use (term considered too vague by the International Bureau pursuant to Rule 13 (2) (b) of the Regulations).

Massage apparatus, massage beds for medical purposes, kinesiology tape, orthopedic bandages, heart rate monitors for sports activities, support orthopedic and mobility aids, clothing, headgear and footwear, braces and supports, for medical purposes, bandages for use in sports, hearing protection earmuffs used in shooting sports, body limb compression sleeves for use in soccer and other sports, knee guards in the nature of supports [other than sports articles], apparatus for achieving physical fitness [for medical use], physical therapy equipment, physical therapy equipment, apparatus for physical training for medical use, physiotherapy and rehabilitation equipment, chemically activated hot gel packs for medical use, medical apparatus for the relief of pain (term considered too vague by the International Bureau pursuant to Rule 13 (2) (b) of the Regulations).

Bracelets; clocks; cuff links; jewellery; jewellery boxes; jewellery pearls; jewelry; jewelry brooches; jewelry chains; jewelry charms; jewelry rings; necklaces; pins being jewellery; tie clips; wristwatches

Japanese sake [Nihonshu]; sake; japanese white liquor [Shochu]; sake substitute; japanese sweet rice-based mixed liquor [Shiro-zake]; naoshi [Japanese liquor]; japanese shochu-based mixed liquor [Mirin]; western liquors in general; alcoholic fruit beverages; japanese shochu-based beverages [Chuhai]; chinese liquors in general; flavored liquors.

Cosmetics; cosmetics for skin care.

Deodorants for clothing, deodorants for textiles, air deodorizers and carpet deodorizers; Pharmaceutical preparations, namely, preparations for cleaning the skin for medical use; Gauze for dressings; Eyepatches for medical purposes; Ear bandages; Menstruation bandages; Menstruation tampons; Sanitary napkins; Sanitary panties; Absorbent cotton; Adhesive plasters; Bandages for dressings; Antiseptic liquid bandages; Breast-nursing pads; Babies' diapers [napkins]; Adult Diapers; Diapers for incontinents; Diaper covers.

Evening dresses; School uniforms; Children's wear; Uniforms for medical personnel; Jackets [clothing]; Jogging pants; Sweat pants; Suits; Skirts; Ski jackets; Ski pants; Trousers; Smocks; Formalwear; Coats; Overcoats; Topcoats; Raincoats; Cardigans; Sweaters; Vests and waistcoats; Open-necked shirts; Cuffs; Sport shirts; Blouses; Polo shirts; Shirts for suits; Nightwear; Night gowns; Negligees; Nemaki [Japanese sleeping robes]; Pajamas; Bath robes; Disposable underwear; Underwear [underclothing]; Housecoats; Undershirts; Chemises; Drawers [clothing] and underpants; Slips [undergarments]; Panties, shorts and briefs; Brassieres; Petticoats; Swimwear; Swimming caps; Camisoles; Tee-shirts; Obi [sash bands for kimonos]; Obiage [bustle holder bands for obi]; Obiage-shin [bustles for obi-knots]; Koshihimo [waist strings for kimonos]; Koshimaki [undershirts for kimonos]; Juban [undershirts for kimonos]; Datejime [tightening-up strings for kimonos]; Datemaki [wrap belts for kimonos]; Nagagi [full-length kimonos]; Haori [short overcoats for kimonos]; Haori-himo [string fasteners for haori]; Hakama [pleated skirts for formal kimonos]; Haneri [detachable neckpieces for kimonos]; Sleep masks; Aprons [clothing]; Socks and stockings; Puttees and gaiters; Shawls; Scarves; Tabi [Japanese style socks]; Gloves and mittens [clothing]; Neckties; Neckerchiefs; Bandanas [neckerchiefs]; Mufflers [neck scarves]; Ear muffs [clothing]; Nightcaps; Hats and caps; Suspenders; Waistbands; Belts [clothing]; Inner soles; Insoles for footwear; Rubber soles for jikatabi; Shoe soles for repair; Slippers; Japanese style sandals of felt; Waraji [Japanese footwear made of rice straw]; Slipper soles; Uppers for Japanese style sandals; Soles for Japanese style sandals; Uppers of woven rattan for Japanese style sandals; Toe straps for zori [Japanese style sandals]; Masquerade costumes; Clothes for sports; Anoraks; Karate suits; Sports overuniforms; Kendo outfits; Judo suits; Ski suits for competition; Headbands [clothing]; Wind-jackets; Sport uniforms and sport stockings; Wristbands [clothing].

Confectionary, namely fruit gum, sweet foam, licorice and chewing gum