BEDSIDER Trademark

Downloadable mobile applications for providing users with reminders about birth control, prescription refills, and medical appointments, and for providing entertaining messages or quotes to accompany the reminders; DVDs, namely, prerecorded DVDs in the field of birth control and avoiding unplanned pregnancy; Sunglasses

Textile shopping bags; Make-up bags sold empty

Providing e-mail and text message notification reminders to take birth control medication and for appointments with healthcare providers; providing electronic transmission of notification reminders to take birth control medication via electronic and wireless means

Print publications, namely, brochures and catalogs in the field of birth control and avoiding unplanned pregnancy; printed tear sheets in the field of birth control and avoiding unplanned pregnancy; printed postcards in the field of birth control and avoiding unplanned pregnancy; printed palm cards in the fields of sex and birth control and avoiding unplanned pregnancy; printed Spanish-language materials, namely, articles, brochures, posters, tear sheets, and postcards in the fields of sex and of birth control and avoiding unplanned pregnancy; posters about birth control and avoiding unplanned pregnancy

Ornamental novelty buttons

Providing consumer information in the field of birth control and avoiding unplanned pregnancy; providing consumer information to teens and young adults to help them make informed decisions about sex and to help them decide if and when to get pregnant; promoting public awareness of teen pregnancy and unplanned pregnancy among young single adults and the need for a culture of personal responsibility regarding sex, getting pregnant, and bringing children into the world and for responsible policies that will increase the use of contraception, particularly by those who cannot afford it and by those at greatest risk for having an unplanned pregnancy; promoting public awareness of accessibility of effective means of voluntary fertility control, especially contraception, by conducting awareness and educational programs, publishing literature and through dissemination of information through interactive websites, and videos; promoting public awareness of the consequences of unplanned pregnancy, the need for a culture of personal responsibility regarding sex, getting pregnant, and bringing children into the world, and the need for responsible policies that will increase the use of contraception, particularly by those who cannot afford it and by those at greatest risk for having an unplanned pregnancy