About 30,000 Trademarks found for “turna neda”

The mark consists of the stylized wording "TURNAH" where the horizontal line on the "T" letter extends all the way to the "H" letter.

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printed instructional, educational, and teaching materials, namely, brochures, newsletters, books, and booklets featuring information relating to eating disorders

Association services for promoting public awareness of and education about eating disorders and supporting research related to eating disorders; providing medical and health professional referral services in the field of eating disorders

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

Nutritional supplement in the form of gummies, nutritional gummy supplements which promote health benefits

attachment elements in the nature of ring shaped fittings of metal, metal hooks, metal shackles, metal chain links, metal chain connectors, ring screws of metal, eyebolts, metal eyes bolts, swivels being metal hardware, claws, grippers of metal, metal chain locks, eyelets being metal fasteners, carabiners of metal, for connecting a load to a chain, belt and/or rope, designed to provide alignment of the attachment elements in an optimum position relative to the load; attachment elements in the nature of ring shaped fittings of metal, metal hooks, metal shackles, metal chain links, metal chain connectors, ring screws of metal, eyebolts, metal eyes bolts, swivels being metal hardware, claws, grippers of metal, metal chain locks, eyelets being metal fasteners, carabiners of metal, for connecting a load to a chain, belt and/or rope, designed to provide alignment of the attachment elements in an optimum position relative to the load, and equipped with transponders, RFID devices, or both

Anti-theft devices for motor cars; Anti-theft devices for vehicles; Anti-theft locks for use on automobile steering wheels; Antitheft alarms for vehicles; Metal locking device for trailer hitch couplers; Roof bars for vehicles

TURN ART

The English translation of the Spanish word "TURNADA" in the mark is "TO TAKE TURNS".