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CHIRLOYO Trademark

CHIRLOYO is a USPTO trademark filed by ZEALAND PHARMA A/S. Status: Pending.

Trademark Facts

MarkCHIRLOYO
Serial Number79448562
StatusPending
Filing Date2026-03-18
Mark TypeWord
Nice Classes005 (Pharmaceuticals), 010 (Medical Devices), 044 (Medical Services)
OwnerZEALAND PHARMA A/S
Prosecution Events3
Latest EventMAFR on 2026-04-23

Goods & Services

Class 005: Pharmaceutical preparations, namely for treatment or prevention of stomach and bowel-related disorders and gastrointestinal diseases and disorders in humans, such as short bowel syndrome (SBS); medical preparations, namely for treatment or prevention of stomach and bowel-related disorders and gastrointestinal diseases and disorders in humans, such as short bowel syndrome (SBS); pharmaceutical preparations, namely for treatment of human patients suffering from CHI (congenital hyperinsulinism) and/or hypoglycemia; medical preparations for the treatment of human patients suffering from CHI (congenital hyperinsulinism) and/or hypoglycemia.; Class 010: Devices for introducing pharmaceutical preparations, namely for treatment and prevention of stomach and bowel-related disorders and gastrointestinal diseases and disorders in humans, such as short bowel syndrome (SBS), and parts and fittings therefor; devices for introducing pharmaceutical preparations, namely for treatment of human patients suffering from CHI (congenital hyperinsulinism) and/or hypoglycemia, and parts and fittings therefor.; Class 044: Medical and pharmaceutical services, namely in relation to treatment or prevention of stomach and bowel-related disorders and gastrointestinal diseases and disorders in humans, such as short bowel syndrome (SBS); medical and pharmaceutical advice, namely in relation to treatment or prevention of stomach and bowel-related disorders and gastrointestinal diseases and disorders in humans, such as short bowel syndrome (SBS); medical and pharmaceutical services, namely in relation to treatment of human patients suffering from CHI (congenital hyperinsulinism) and/or hypoglycemia; medical and pharmaceutical advice, namely in relation to treatment of human patients suffering from CHI (congenital hyperinsulinism) and/or hypoglycemia.

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