About 19 Trademarks found for “*ot2”

The mark consists of the text "MOD-POT" followed by the number two "2" in superscript.

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

MOD POT TWO; MOD POT SQUARED

TOP 2 NOT 2; TOP TWO NOT TWO

HUMAN AND ANIMAL DIAGNOSTIC PREPARATIONS FOR SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH PURPOSES; BIOCHEMICAL SUBSTANCES IN THE NATURE OF OLIGONUCLEOTIDES, LIPIDS, CELLS, POLYPEPTIDES, HORMONES, AND HORMONE-LIKE SUBSTANCES FOR SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH PURPOSES; BIOCHEMICAL SUBSTANCES IN THE NATURE OF OLIGONUCLEOTIDES, LIPIDS, CELLS, POLYPEPTIDES, HORMONES, AND HORMONE-LIKE SUBSTANCES FOR MEDICAL RESEARCH PURPOSES AND FOR USE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF PHARMACEUTICAL AND VETERINARY PREPARATIONS AND PROCEDURES

Wearable activity trackers; Personal electronic devices, namely, wearable activity trackers, cameras, computer peripheral devices, data processing apparatus, and global positioning system (GPS) devices used to track fitness goals and statistics; Portable, handheld, and personal digital electronic devices for recording, organizing, transmitting, manipulating, reviewing, and receiving text, data, and digital files; Wearable electronic devices, namely, wearable activity trackers, cameras, computer peripheral devices, data processing apparatus, and global positioning system (GPS) devices in the form of bracelets, wrist bands, and clip-on monitors that are comprised of recorded software that communicates data to personal digital assistants, smart phones, and personal computers through worldwide global networks and other computer and electronic communication networks; Wearable digital electronic devices in the nature of wearable activity trackers, cameras, computer peripheral devices, data processing apparatus, and global positioning system (GPS) devices comprised primarily of recorded software for alerts, messages, emails, and reminders, and for recording, organizing, transmitting, manipulating, reviewing, and receiving text, data, and digital files and display screens; Multifunctional consumer electronic devices for displaying, measuring, and uploading to a worldwide computer network information in the nature of activity level, heart rate, calories burned, blood pressure, breathing, blood oxygen levels, and quality of sleep, not for medical purposes; Downloadable computer software for wireless data communication for receiving, processing, transmitting and displaying information relating to fitness, wellness, heart rate, breathing, and blood oxygen levels; Downloadable computer software for managing information regarding tracking, compliance and motivation with a health and fitness program; Downloadable computer software to collect, analyze, manage, report and transmit human-generated health data locally and over a network; Downloadable computer software to enable the transfer of data from in-home health devices, portable health devices, health-related mobile applications, and medical monitoring devices to medical personnel, consumer applications, and health and wellness-related programs; Downloadable computer software for the use in managing, organizing and reporting personal medical, health and wellness data collected via medical and consumer devices, mobile applications, and sensors; Downloadable computer software for use in monitoring a person's health and wellness

ROOT TWO

Metal structures for mounting solar panels.

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

Medical devices and apparatus, namely, patient monitors and sensors for measuring heart rate, calories burned, blood pressure, breathing, and blood oxygen levels; medical devices for measuring heart rate, calories burned, blood pressure, breathing, and blood oxygen levels; general wellness instruments and apparatus, namely, medical wellness devices in the nature of monitors for storing, relaying, tracking, measuring and displaying biometric data, body movement, sleep, heart rate, calories burned, blood pressure, breathing, and blood oxygen levels; general wellness instruments and apparatus, namely, medical wellness devices in the nature of monitors for estimating oxygen consumption

COOT TWO