FLOWER POWER

What this record means

The record shows that the mark “FLOWER POWER” is dead; it was abandoned because the owner, Aaronco Pet Products Inc., a corporation organized in New York, never filed a Statement of Use or Extension Request after receiving a Notice of Allowance. The mark was registered on the Principal Register for the specific good of dog‑grooming scissors, class 008. Because the record only covers that narrow product, a similar name used for unrelated goods or services would present a far‑removed concern, but the record does not give the owner control over every use of the wording. The prosecution history shows the mark was approved for publication, published for opposition, and then allowed before abandonment, with no supplemental register involvement. The latest meaningful event is the abandonment on November 17, 2000. No enforcement actions appear in the supplied history. If you are thinking of using a similar name, the closest record‑based concern would be for dog‑grooming scissors, and the mark’s dead status means the owner no longer holds enforceable rights for that specific product.