Trademark Class 5: Pharmaceuticals and Medical Preparations
Pharmaceutical, medical and veterinary preparations; dietetic food and substances adapted for medical use; food and dietary supplements; plasters and dressing materials; disinfectants; and preparations for destroying vermin, fungicides and herbicides.
What actually falls under Class 5.
The official heading is a legal category, not a shopping list here are specific products and services from Class 5 people actually search for.
Ayurvedic / herbal supplements
Ayurvedic churna / tablets / kadha
Ayurvedic medicines (for treatment)
Baby food (medicated/dietetic)
Contraceptives (chemical/pharmaceutical)
Disinfectants / antiseptics
First aid kits / dressings, bandages
Hand sanitiser
Herbal tea (for medicinal purposes)
Herbal tea sold for a medicinal/therapeutic purpose is Class 5. The same tea sold as an ordinary beverage with no health claim falls under Class 30 instead.
Medicinal oils and balms
Mosquito repellent (medicated)
Pesticides / insecticides
Pharmaceutical preparations / medicines
Protein powder / nutritional supplements
Goes in Class 5 if marketed for health, dietary or medicinal purposes. A plain food product with no health claim (e.g. a high-protein snack bar sold as food) can instead fall under Class 29/30 — the marketing angle decides the class, not the ingredient.
Sanitary napkins / diapers
Veterinary preparations
Vitamins and dietary supplements
Which class is my product or service in?
Straight answers for the specific items people search for under Class 5.
Pharmaceutical, medical and veterinary preparations; dietetic food and substances adapted for medical use; food and dietary supplements; plasters and dressing materials; disinfectants; and preparations for destroying vermin, fungicides and herbicides.
Common examples include: Ayurvedic / herbal supplements, Ayurvedic churna / tablets / kadha, Ayurvedic medicines (for treatment), Baby food (medicated/dietetic), Contraceptives (chemical/pharmaceutical), Disinfectants / antiseptics, First aid kits / dressings, bandages, Hand sanitiser.
Pharmaceutical preparations / medicines falls under Trademark Class 5 Pharmaceuticals and Medical Preparations.
Protein powder / nutritional supplements falls under Trademark Class 5 Pharmaceuticals and Medical Preparations. Goes in Class 5 if marketed for health, dietary or medicinal purposes. A plain food product with no health claim (e.g. a high-protein snack bar sold as food) can instead fall under Class 29/30 — the marketing angle decides the class, not the ingredient.
Ayurvedic medicines (for treatment) falls under Trademark Class 5 Pharmaceuticals and Medical Preparations.
Vitamins and dietary supplements falls under Trademark Class 5 Pharmaceuticals and Medical Preparations.
Herbal tea (for medicinal purposes) falls under Trademark Class 5 Pharmaceuticals and Medical Preparations. Herbal tea sold for a medicinal/therapeutic purpose is Class 5. The same tea sold as an ordinary beverage with no health claim falls under Class 30 instead.
Ayurvedic churna / tablets / kadha falls under Trademark Class 5 Pharmaceuticals and Medical Preparations.
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