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STICK IT TO YOUR BULBSerial 78379384 · Principal Register
Dead · Cancelled
Owner: Long Lite LLC
Class 009 - Electrical & Scientific Apparatus
Filed Mar 05, 2004
Registered Jan 24, 2006
The record shows that “STICK IT TO YOUR BULB” is a cancelled registration on the Principal Register, owned by Long Lite LLC. The mark covered an electromechanical unit that extends the life of and reduces the energy used by various light bulbs, specifically listed under class 009. Because the goods are narrowly defined, the closest concern would arise if someone used a similar name for a product that performs the same function or is marketed to the same customers. The cancellation came in October 2012 when the registrant failed to file a Section 8 declaration, and no further maintenance events are recorded. The prosecution history shows the mark was allowed on the Principal Register after a standard examination; no opposition or enforcement actions appear in the supplied documents. For a new user, the cancelled status means the mark no longer protects that specific name, but the earlier registration could still raise a concern if the new use is in the same or a closely related field.
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