TIP IT UP Trademark

(Based on 44(e)) Feeding bottles; feeding bottle teats; teats for babies, infants and children; re-usable and disposable teats for bottles and drinking cups for babies, infants and children; gloves for medical purposes; belts for medical purposes, namely, maternity belts; physical exercise apparatus for medical purposes; incontinence sheets for babies, infants and children and adults; plastic and paper bags and wraps for disposal of hospital medical waste; disposable bags and precursors therefor for hospital medical waste, namely, tags and seals for closing disposal bags for hospital medical waste; surgical and medical sponges; electrical, non-electrical, and digital medical thermometers; teething rings; teethers incorporating baby rattles; pacifiers for babies; ; breast shields; breast pumps; nipple shields; medical syringes; medicine dispensers, namely, droppers and dropper bottles for administering medication, sold empty; and nasal aspirators

(Based on 44(e)) Household or kitchen utensils, namely, serving spoons; household or kitchen containers, namely, glass storage jars, plastic storage boxes and containers of glass, plastic, silicone rubber, thermoplastic elastomers and any combination of these materials; utensils and containers for babies, infants and children, namely, plastic cups, pots, bowls and weaning bowls with lids for storage and serving of food and beverage, serving spoons, plastic cups and pots for storage, dispensing and mixing of dry infant formula, plastic cups and pots with lids for collection, storage and dispensing of expressed breast milk; cups; drinking cups for children; drinking cups for children and parts and fittings therefor, namely, drinking cups for children sold as a unit with non-insulated lids; drinking cups for babies and children and parts and fittings therefor, namely, cups for babies and children sold as a unit with valves and lids; drinking cups for babies and children and parts and fittings therefor, namely, cups for babies and children sold as a unit with replacement valves used for training babies and children; re-usable or disposable plastic or silicone valves sold for use with training cups for babies and children; plates; dishes; crockery, namely, bowls, cups, saucers; heat insulated household containers for beverages and food; serving utensils for beverages and food, namely, serving forks and spoons; paper and plastic plates; sieves; vacuum containers for household or kitchen use; combs; hair brushes; brushes for cleaning babies' bottles; sponges; sponges and other cleaning articles for cleaning children's feeding equipment, namely, sponges, cloths and scouring pads; articles for cleaning purposes, namely, sponges, cloths and scouring pads; clothes drying racks; bottles sold empty and flasks for hot water; toothbrushes; toilet utensils, namely, toilet brushes; chamber pots; household containers, namely, sanitary storage and disposal containers; household containers for storage and disposal of waste, including sanitary waste such as diapers and nappies, feminine hygiene products and incontinence products, namely, sanitary waste disposal units comprising tubs or bins with or without reels or cassettes containing wrapping materials for enveloping waste; wrapping material dispensers with or without reels or cassettes containing wrapping materials, for enveloping waste, including sanitary waste such as diapers and nappies, feminine hygiene products and incontinence products, for storage and disposal; refuse bins, namely, portable diaper disposal tubs; containers for household use being adapted for the packaging and subsequent disposal of domestic waste, including diapers and nappies; containers for household use being adapted for the packaging and subsequent disposal of pet-waste; refuse bins, namely, nappy bins; diaper pails; refuse bins; portable baths for babies and infants; non-electric blenders for food preparation; gloves for household purposes, namely, textile gloves for cleaning; structural parts and fittings for all the aforementioned goods; Non-spill drinking bottles for children, sold empty