Embecta Corp cancels Strive Medtech trademark
Summary
The USPTO Trademark Trial and Appeal Board (TTAB) granted Cancellation No. 92089505 filed by Embecta Corp against Strive Orthopedics, Inc., cancelling the STRIVE MEDTECH trademark registration. The cancellation was issued on April 6, 2026, with a refund issued under Trademark Rule 2.114(a)(2). Strive Orthopedics must cease all use of the STRIVE MEDTECH mark effective immediately.
What changed
Embecta Corp successfully obtained cancellation of Strive Orthopedics' STRIVE MEDTECH trademark registration at the TTAB. The cancellation order terminates the defendant's trademark rights and requires immediate cessation of mark usage. This administrative enforcement action modifies the intellectual property landscape in the medical technology sector.
For affected parties, the immediate consequence is loss of trademark protection for STRIVE MEDTECH, exposing the defendant to potential infringement claims by Embecta Corp if similar marks are used. Medical device manufacturers and trademark holders should review their brand portfolios to ensure adequate protection and monitor for competing marks in their market segments.
What to do next
- Cease all commercial use of the STRIVE MEDTECH mark
- Remove the mark from all product labeling, marketing materials, and digital presence
- Update trademark records to reflect cancelled status
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Cancellation: STRIVE MEDTECH
Cancellation TTAB92089505-20260406 Kind: CAN Apr 06, 2026
Abstract
REFUND ISSUED - TRADEMARK RULE 2.114(A)(2)
Plaintiff: Embecta Corp.
Defendant: Strive Orthopedics, Inc.
Mark at issue: STRIVE MEDTECH
Filing Date
2025-09-15
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