NEXELLO Medical Instruments Trademark Publication

ChangeBridge: Trademarks - Medical Devices (Class 010)

Published March 26th, 2026

Detected March 27th, 2026

Summary

The USPTO published the trademark application for NEXELLO, covering orthopaedic articles, prostheses, and medical footwear. The application was published for opposition on March 26, 2026, with a filing date of October 9, 2025.

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What changed

The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has published the trademark application for 'NEXELLO' (TM79437080) for opposition. The application covers a range of orthopaedic articles, including splints, braces, prostheses for various body parts, orthotic devices, and specialized footwear for conditions like diabetic feet. The publication date is March 26, 2026, and the original filing date was October 9, 2025.

This publication signifies that the trademark is moving through the registration process and is now open for any party to oppose its registration within a specified period. Companies involved in the manufacturing or distribution of similar medical devices and orthopaedic products should be aware of this new trademark publication. While this is a trademark matter and not a direct regulatory compliance requirement for most entities, it is relevant for competitive intelligence and brand protection within the medical device sector.

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NEXELLO

Published for Opposition TM79437080 Kind: published Mar 26, 2026

Abstract

Orthopaedic articles, namely, articulated and non-articulated orthopaedic support splints, braces being a replacement for casts, articles for immobilising the extremities or parts of extremities in the form of bowl-shaped braces, and structural parts for the aforesaid articles, sold as a unit with the aforementioned articles; prostheses for breast, hands, arms, shoulders, legs and feet; orthoses in the nature of orthotics for breast, hands, arms, shoulders, legs and feet; prosthetic limbs, namely, feet, legs, arms and shoulders; prosthesis shafts being structural stabilizing parts of cushion liners for prosthetic limbs; orthopedic lining pads for surrounding extremities in shoe-like cylindrical portions of extremity-immobilizing devices, namely, protective sleeves used with orthopedic bracing systems to protect skin from abrasions; orthopaedic articles for patients with diabetic feet, namely, orthopaedic soles, orthopaedic walkers, orthopaedic support bandages and orthopaedic footwear; medical footwear, namely, orthopedic shoes; orthopedic shoes, namely, prophylactic and therapeutic shoes for diabetics.