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ORGANIFED
Serial 73376055 · Principal Register
Dead · Cancelled

Owner: Carter-Wallace, Inc.
Class 005 - Pharmaceuticals
Filed Jul 22, 1982
Registered Sep 06, 1983

The record shows that the mark ORGANIFED is cancelled, so it is not a live registration; it was owned by Carter‑Wallace, Inc., a Delaware corporation, and covered the pharmaceutical product “Aspirin” in International Class 5. Because the only listed goods are a specific drug, the closest area of concern for a similar name would be other pharmaceutical or health‑related products, not unrelated categories. The cancellation means the USPTO record does not give Carter‑Wallace control over every use of the word “Organifed” in any field. The prosecution history shows the mark was originally registered on the Principal Register in 1983, later maintained with a Section 8 declaration in 1988, and finally cancelled on June 12 2004 for failure to file an acceptable declaration. No oppositions, cancellations by third parties, or court actions appear in the supplied history. I'd treat this as a modest concern if you plan a pharma‑related brand using a similar name.

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