USPTO trademark

IMPROVING WELL BEING

AllowedUSPTOWord markClass 3Class 5Class 10Class 25

"IMPROVING WELL BEING" is a word mark owned by Poly-Gel, L.L.C., filed at the USPTO on March 19, 2024. It has been allowed and covers classes 3, 5, 10 and 25.

Official USPTO record
IMPROVING WELL BEING trademark as filed
As filed with the USPTO
Status
Allowed
Since October 27, 2026
Filed
March 19, 2024
Registered
Not yet
Expires
Not recorded
Application no.
98456310
Registration no.
Not yet
Office
USPTO
United States Patent and Trademark Office
Mark type
Word mark
4 classes
Ownership

Who owns IMPROVING WELL BEING

The owner on file, matched to the company behind it. Every owner-name spelling for that company is grouped on its page.

Goods and services

What the mark covers

The products and services IMPROVING WELL BEING is filed for, grouped by Nice class.

  • Non-medicated skin care preparations, namely, day creams, night creams, serums, firming creams, repair creams, hydration creams, throat creams, face masks, eye masks, moisturizing creams and moisturizing lotions, face cleansers, face toners, eye creams; non-medicated eye serums, eye contour creams, anti-wrinkle creams; hand creams and hand lotions; lip contour goods, namely, lip liner and lip balms; non-medicated serum for plumping lips; non-medicated creams, lotions and gels for the arms, legs, elbows and feet; patches containing sunscreen and sun block for use on the skin; non-medicated gel and hydrogel skin care preparations for all parts of the body; non-medicated skin care preparations in ampoule form; mascara and foundation blush; water-based polymer gels for cosmetic purposes in the nature of facial, mandible and ocular masks, pads, discs and patches, elastic wraps, anatomically contoured pads and sheets all of the foregoing not for medical use

  • Cushions and pads, namely, corn pads, callus pads and bunion pads; flexible gel pads and flexible gel strips for bunion relief; flexible gel pads and flexible gel strips for cushioning a person's skin and for treating and aiding in the alleviation of irritations to the skin; adhesive sanitary pads designed to stick securely to underwear, for medical purposes; therapeutic breast pads and sanitary pads designed to reduce friction and pain; pads in the nature of fabric and silicone pads, namely, gauze, cotton wool, dissolvable strips to stop bleeding from minor cuts and grazes, medical dressings applied directly to skin for providing temporary pain relief resulting from amputations, scars, burns, skin grafts, pressure around a socket and infected hair follicles; self-adhesive bandages made of fabric or silicone applied directly to skin for medical purposes; skin preparations for treating callosity

  • Therapeutic hot and warm packs and therapeutic hot and warm compression wraps for warming parts of the human body; shoulder supports, ankle supports, back supports, knee supports, wrist supports and elbow supports all for medical use with compression, for reducing pain and increasing circulation and mobility to areas of the human body to which the supports are applied; arch supports for boots or shoes; orthotic inserts, namely, insoles, half insoles, heel inserts in the nature of heel liners, and shoe inserts for primarily orthopedic purposes in the nature of forefoot cushions, heel pads and heel cushions, shoe padding, ball of foot cushions and heel pieces for shoes; orthopedic supports, namely, heel protectors; elastomeric split pads for eliminating edge pressures created by footwear equipped with hard toe boxes for medical purposes; elastomeric split pads made of a stretchable foam material for enclosing at least the top, frontal portion of a wearer's foot for reducing discomfort experienced by footwear for medical purposes; elastomeric split pads for eliminating edge pressures created by footwear for medical purposes; silicone split pads for eliminating edge pressures created by footwear for medical purposes; therapeutic gloves and mittens for providing heat therapy and/or a topical cream for alleviating or reducing minor arthritic pain and other types of joint pain and inflammation, while improving blood circulation in the hands and fingers of a wearer; goods for use in the medical and consumer product markets, manufactured with synthetic and natural fibers, and natural bamboo charcoal fibers, for creating a natural antimicrobial fabric, namely, medical braces for knees, elbows and ankles, and covers for surgical shoes; orthotic inserts, namely, heel pads and heel cushions made of transparent, polyurethane gel that are able to absorb shock, shear and frictional forces along the bottom of a person's foot; orthotic inserts, namely, heel pads and heel cushions made of transparent, polyurethane gel for footwear; orthotic inserts, namely, heel pads and heel cushions made of transparent, polyurethane gel for sandals and open-top shoes; orthotic inserts, namely, gel foot pads for cushioning and absorbing shock to a person's feet and for treating and aiding in the alleviation of foot ailments; orthotic inserts, namely, metatarsal gel wraps; orthotic inserts, namely, forefoot gel cushions; clothing goods for use in the medical product markets, manufactured with synthetic and natural fibers, and natural bamboo charcoal fibers, for creating a natural antimicrobial fabric, namely, socks, undergarments, gloves and slippers

  • Socks and hosiery; shoe comfort aids, namely, insoles, half insoles, heel inserts in the nature of heel liners, and shoe inserts for primarily non-orthopedic purposes in the nature of forefoot cushions, cushioned sling back shoe straps, heel pads and heel cushions, shoe padding, padded shoe thong straps and ball of foot cushions; heel pieces for shoes, namely, heel protectors; clothing goods for use in the consumer product markets, manufactured with synthetic and natural fibers, and natural bamboo charcoal fibers, for creating a natural antimicrobial fabric, namely, socks, undergarments, gloves and slippers

History

What has happened so far

Steps recorded by the USPTO, newest first.

  1. Notice of approval of extension request e-mailed
  2. Sou extension 3 granted
  3. Sou extension 3 filed
  4. Sou teas extension received
  5. Notice of approval of extension request e-mailed
  6. Sou extension 2 granted
  7. Sou extension 2 filed
  8. Sou teas extension received
  9. Teas change of correspondence received
  10. Attorney/dom.rep.revoked and/or appointed

10 earlier steps on the official record.

FAQ

About IMPROVING WELL BEING

Who owns the trademark "IMPROVING WELL BEING"?

The USPTO trademark "IMPROVING WELL BEING" (application 98456310) is owned by Poly-Gel, L.L.C.

What is the status of "IMPROVING WELL BEING"?

Its status at the USPTO is: allowed.

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GET /v1/trademarks/{id}
ID=tm_019d2cb5-2e46-77f5-bba0-abd820cf7671
curl https://api.signa.so/v1/trademarks/$ID \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $SIGNA_API_KEY"
Response
{
  "id": "tm_019d2cb5-2e46-77f5-bba0-abd820cf7671",
  "object": "trademark",
  "mark_text": "IMPROVING WELL BEING",
  "status": {
    "primary": "pending",
    "stage": "allowed"
  },
  "office_code": "US",
  "application_number": "98456310",
  "filing_date": "2024-03-19",
  "nice_classes": [
    3,
    5,
    10,
    25
  ],
  "owners": [
    {
      "name": "POLY-GEL, L.L.C.",
      "entity_id": "ent_019ebbcc-78b1-75db-9933-6e33c63174d4"
    }
  ]
}