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BefallenKnight

12/18/20 1:10 PM

#659 RE: DGTrader55 #655

Nice DD. Potential game changer indeed although I wonder if a patch is common usage or other disqualifying factors for a patent.

GiantV

03/09/21 10:05 AM

#670 RE: DGTrader55 #655

DGTrader,
As a note of interest. If one has a Patent Pending issued then the IP is protected against infringement and when the Patent is issued it is legally defendable. Defensible.

Investopedia:
"Such a designation (Pat Pend.) serves as a means of notifying the public and other businesses or inventors–notably possible patent or trademark infringers—that they could be held liable for damages once a patent is issued."

So if the thing is Patentable then the IP is golden assuming there is not a work-around, that is, a way to do the same thing in another way which would also be Patentable.

drugmanrx

03/16/21 3:43 PM

#671 RE: DGTrader55 #655

There are a number of manufacturers of cannabinoid patches. State and federal regulations present logistical challenges because THC can’t be moved across state lines. Therefore, manufacturers of patches containing THC must have individual operations in each state in which they sell products. Moreover, patches containing THC can be sold only through dispensaries. This leads to questions about consistency and quality of these types of products. Patches that contain only CBD are more readily available and can even be purchased online.



https://www.crxmag.com/issues/2020/summer/beyond-the-smoke.shtml#


Mary Brand is already selling BellRock Brand patch

https://marysmedicinals.com/product/transdermal-patch-thc-indica/