BIOCODE IDENTITY trademark published

ChangeBridge: Trademarks - Medical Services (Class 044)

Published March 20th, 2026

Detected March 25th, 2026

Summary

The USPTO has published the trademark application for BIOCODE IDENTITY, which covers a wide range of goods including metal hardware, toys, medical devices, and stationery. The publication is for opposition, meaning interested parties have a period to object before the trademark is officially registered.

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What changed

The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has published the trademark application TM79439739 for the mark "BIOCODE IDENTITY." This publication is for opposition, initiating a period during which third parties may file objections to the registration of the mark. The application covers an extensive list of goods, including metal hardware, various toys, medical apparatus, stationery, and more, indicating a broad scope for the intended use of the trademark.

This publication signifies a step towards trademark registration. While the document itself does not impose new regulatory obligations, it alerts potential competitors or rights holders to the pending registration. Companies operating in related sectors, particularly those dealing with identification products, medical services, or similar goods, should monitor this opposition period. Failure to file an opposition within the designated timeframe may result in the trademark's registration, potentially impacting the ability of others to use similar marks.

What to do next

Monitor trademark opposition period for TM79439739 if BIOCODE IDENTITY mark conflicts with existing intellectual property.

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BIOCODE IDENTITY

Published for Opposition TM79439739 Kind: published Mar 20, 2026

Abstract

Adhesive tags of metal for bags; sew-on tags of metal for clothing; identification bracelets of metal; ironmongery; hardware of metal, small; aviaries (structures) of metal; screw tops of metal for bottles; toilet paper dispensers of metal; box fasteners of metal; bottle fasteners of metal; couplings of metal for chains; keys of metal; hand-held flagpoles of metal; nails of metal; Swimming pools (play articles); trampolines; bats for games; balance bicycles (toys); building blocks (toys); electric muscle stimulation bodysuits for sports; rattles (playthings); teddy bears; stationary exercise bicycles; video game consoles; hand-held consoles for playing video games; swings; spinning tops (toys); chessboards; checkerboards; drones (toys); toy putty; fidget toys; toys for pets; stuffed toys; toys; novelty toys for parties; novelty toys for playing jokes; toy imitation cosmetics; toy vehicles; toy models; toy pistols; toy air pistols; remote-controlled toy vehicles; toy figures; ring games; card games; trading card games; educational games; table-top games; games; toy musical instruments; party balloons; snow globes; marbles for games; soap bubbles (toys); scale model kits (toys); inflatable games for swimming pools; plush toys; plush toys with attached comfort blanket; ornaments for Christmas trees, except lights, candles and confectionery; scooters (toys); Agricultural forks (hand tools); spanners [hand tools]; wrenches [hand tools]; rakes (hand tools); agricultural implements, hand-operated; scythes; shovels (hand tools); hammers (hand tools); pickhammers; bushhammers; masons' hammers; riveting hammers (hand tools); border shears; scissors; Apparatus for testing breast milk for medical purposes; traction apparatus for medical purposes; obstetric apparatus; trusses; hernia bandages; orthopaedic bandages for joints; support bandages; anti-nausea wristbands; vaginal syringes; orthopaedic footwear; orthopaedic articles; sex toys; contraceptive implants; biodegradable bone fixation implants; incubators for babies; teething rings; feeding bottle valves; menstrual cups; douche bags; breast pumps; nipple shields for breastfeeding; knee bandages, orthopaedic; feeding bottles; plaster bandages for orthopaedic purposes; childbirth mattresses; maternity belts; orthopaedic belts; artificial limbs; artificial eyes; baby feeding dummies; feeding bottle teats; dummies for babies; walking frames for persons with disabilities; Fountain pens; address plates for addressing machines; address stamps; albums; scrapbooks; bookbinding apparatus and machines (office equipment); duplicators; papers for painting and calligraphy; architects' models; atlases; banknotes; name badges (office requisites); forms, printed; glitter for stationery purposes; plastic blister packs for packaging; plastic bubble packs for packaging; pads (stationery); drawing pads; wristbands for the retention of writing instruments; pamphlets; booklets; signboards of paper or cardboard; printed publications; periodicals; sewing patterns; viscose sheets for wrapping; greeting cards; drawer liners of paper, perfumed or not; waxed paper; charcoal pencils; newspapers; shields (paper seals); toilet paper; hygienic paper; bunting of paper; histological sections for teaching purposes; modelling clay; polymer modelling clay; terrestrial globes; graphic representations; graphic reproductions; pencil leads; erasers; elastic bands for offices; adhesive tape dispensers (office requisites); bibs, sleeved, of paper; bibs of paper; diagrams; punches (office requisites); table runners of paper; advertisement boards of paper or cardboard; magnetic boards being office requisites; galley racks (printing); printing blocks; typewriters, electric or non-electric; printing type; printed matter; labels of paper or cardboard; magazines (periodicals); bookmarks; bookmarkers; note books; money clips; paper clasps; pen clips; clips for name badge holders (office requisites); moisteners (office requisites); m...