Which trademark class is Biological Tissue in?
- Trademark classClass 1
- Class coversChemicals
- TypeGoods
- RegistryCGPDTM
If your business deals in biological tissue, you would register your trademark in Class 1 (Chemicals). A trademark filed in this class protects your brand for biological tissue and the other goods covered by the class. Confirm the exact specification of goods before filing, as it defines the scope of your protection.
About Class 1
Class 1 covers industrial and scientific chemicals in their raw or intermediate form, from fertilisers and water treatment chemicals to unprocessed plastics and industrial adhesives. It is the natural home for chemical manufacturers, fertiliser brands and laboratory reagent suppliers.
Biological Tissue in other classes
The same or a closely related term appears in these classes. Depending on your exact goods, one of them may fit better, or you may need more than one.
Register a trademark for Biological Tissue
We confirm Class 1 fits your goods, run a trademark search, and file on the IP India portal, from a Rs 6,999 professional fee.
Cost to trademark Biological Tissue
| Applicant type | Government fee (per class) | What IncorpX does |
|---|---|---|
| Individual / Startup / Small enterprise | Rs 4,500 | Search, class check, drafting & filing |
| Company / LLP / others | Rs 9,000 | Search, class check, drafting & filing |
| IncorpX professional fee | From Rs 6,999 | End-to-end filing assistance |
Fee is per class
The government fee is charged per class. If biological tissue needs more than one class, the fee applies to each. Listed amounts are IncorpX professional charges; government and statutory fees are charged separately at actuals.
Register & protect Biological Tissue
IncorpX runs the trademark search, verifies Class 1 fits your goods, and files on the IP India portal, plus everything else around your brand:
FAQs: trademark for Biological Tissue
Protect Biological Tissue with a registered trademark
Talk to an IncorpX expert for a free consultation and class check before you file on the IP India portal.
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