Archive for May, 2010

Client Testimonials

Recently United Patent Research client Roy P. communicated his satisfaction with United Patent Research’s services as follows: “Every aspect of UPR has been uplifting and encouraging. I appreciate all the positive comments and information you have been giving me as I try to fulfill my dream.” Roy is the inventor of a unique veterinary tool which can be used by both professional veterinarians and pet owners.
Roy P., inventor of the Pillabuster

United Patent Research client Brian Trevor Y. recently commented on the quality service he has been receiving from UPR as follows: “Both (Product Managers) were helpful and explained the process well. The company thus far as represented by the consultants seems professional and knowledgeable. I am convinced UPR will do all they can to assist in the success of my invention.” Brian is the inventor of a unique pet accessory which allows two dogs to be fed simultaneously.
Brian Trevor Y., inventor of the Double Dog Feeder

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UPR Clients Receive United States Patent Certificate

United Patent Research is proud to announce that the United States Patent and Trademark Office has issued patents to several UPR clients.  The following UPR clients have been mailed an official United States patent certificate for their innovative inventions.

  • Warren and Tiffany J. invented a practical device for pulling irrigation pipes in around one-half the time of conventional methods.
  • Cynthia Q. is the inventor of the Easy Find which is an innovative electronic device designed to enable the user to easily locate lost items.
  • Robin W. is the inventor of an intriguing educational toy called Webtiles and Saurs.
  • Ella E. and Malinda C. have invented a medical accessory, the Disposable Blood Pressure Cuff Liner, which ensures that blood pressure measurements are conducted in a sanitary manner.
  • Timothy and Virginia H. have invented the innovative, retractable trailer hitch. The retractable feature of this unique trailer hitch enhances user safety and improves the aesthetic appearance of the user’s trailer.
  • Henry D. is the inventor of the Hidden Adjustable Door Stop. This innovative door stop is rugged, reliable, and applicable for any size door. One of its advantages is that it is unobtrusive in use.
  • Lisa E., invented the Handy Dandy Carrier which is a unique beverage carrier designed to easily transport both hot and cold beverages along with the accompanying condiments.
  • Caroline S. invented Snug-Ease which is an innovative clothing accessory designed to permit the user to adjust pants, skirts, or shorts so that they will be appropriately snug.
  • Paul G. is the inventor of Maternal Comfort. This invention is a uniquely designed chair configured to meet the special comfort needs of pregnant woman.
  • Finally, Shannette L. has received her United States patent certificate for her innovative swing for infants/babies, the Saving Grace Swing.

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Inventors Contacted By Manufacturers

Several inventors working with United Patent Research have recently been contacted by manufacturers regarding their inventions. Richard and Diane R., inventors of the Beverage Wrap, have been in contact with the Dart Container Corporation which provided the inventors with the company’s Disclosure Policy Form. The inventors will be receiving advice from Universal Licensing, the licensing affiliate of United Patent Research, regarding the desirability of signing this disclosure form.  Billy and Deborah G. are the inventors of R We There Yet. Two manufacturers have shown interest in this innovative, transportable pet bed. The Brickmann company recently sent the inventors the company’s non-disclosure agreement. The inventors will be seeking the guidance of Universal Licensing concerning the advisability of signing this agreement. Billy and Deborah have also been contacted by the Dallas Manufacturing Company which signed a confidentiality agreement recommended by Universal Licensing. The representative of the Dallas Manufacturing Company communicated to the inventors that his company is now prepared to thoroughly review and discuss the potential of R We There Yet.

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Multiple UPR Inventors Attain Patent Pending Status

Several inventors working with United Patent Research have recently attained patent pending status for their inventions at the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

  • Donald W. is the inventor of the Hybrid Auxiliary Generator which is designed to be used as an innovative, secondary power source for electric and hybrid gas/electric automobiles.
  • Robin O. is the inventor of a unique cell phone designed to be easily charged in situations where an electrical outlet is unavailable.
  • Inventor Joseph M. is the creator of the Knee Ease which has an innovative design allowing the pad to easily conform to the user’s knee and leg.
  • Mathew C. is an inventor with a “taste” for new food sensations. His Dehydrated Seasoning is an innovative food seasoning designed to be used in place of sugar with sweet foods.
  • Richard D. has invented the Boutonniere Clip which allows a boutonniere to be easily attached to clothing without the use of a straight pin.
  • Cathy E. has invented an innovative wheelchair accessory which permits the user to conveniently and stylishly store the foot pedals of a wheelchair.
  • Finally, Stuart and Suzy M. have invented the Dub Hub. This innovative automotive accessory is designed to prevent the over-spraying of wheels during wheel detailing.

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Multiple UPR Clients Receive China Patents

Issued China patents have recently been mailed to several United Patent Research clients. These inventors are now poised to enter the expanding China marketplace knowing that their inventions are protected by the patent system of China.

  • Paul and Tiffinae B. received a China patent for the Giggle Swing which enables infants and toddlers to safely use a swing designed for older children.
  • Dorothy D. received a China patent for the Remote Lighted Pad which incorporates user friendly features not found on conventional remote controls.
  • Lisa H. received a China patent for the Pizza Dipping Sauce & Container which is a new food product designed for pizza lovers.
  • Gregory L. is glad to have received a China patent for his invention, Lucas Designs. This innovative product is designed to enhance the appearance of satellite dishes.
  • Steven and Deanna B., inventors of the Jug Line Fishing Device, are very pleased to have been granted a China patent for their unique fishing device which alerts a fisherman when a fish is on the hook. They are well aware that fishing is very popular in China.
  • Peter and Judith E. received a China patent for the E-Z Stor-Drawer. This invention is an innovative accessory for trucks which facilitates the placing and removing of items from a truck bed.
  • Cynthia Q. has recently been mailed an issued China patent on her innovative location device. The Easy Find is an electronic device designed to enable the user to easily locate lost items, including small objects, such as keys.
  • Inventors Richelle G. and Beth K. have been issued a China patent for their invention, the Car Seat Travel Pad. This unique car accessory is designed to enhance the comfort of babies and toddlers traveling in a car.

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Manufacturer Shows Interest in the Beverage Wrap

A manufacturer, U.S. Poly, has signed a confidentiality agreement with United Patent Research clients Richard and Diane R. The inventors have been in contact with Universal Licensing, the licensing affiliate of United Patent Research. The Beverage Wrap is an easy to use accessory for beverage glasses and cups which effectively keeps hot beverages warm and cold beverages cool.

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Universal Licensing Assists UPR Inventors

Universal Licensing, the licensing affiliate of United Patent Research, has been assisting United Patent Research clients in their contacts with manufacturers and retailers. Janelle C., inventor of the Cozy Coat, has been keeping Universal Licensing apprised of her contacts with a representative of the exo2 company. This company has signed a non-disclosure agreement with Janelle and is preparing to have their design team review her invention. On the advice of a licensing specialist from Universal Licensing, United Patent Research client Claire D. is preparing to assemble a prototype of her invention. The licensing specialist, who has several years of fashion industry experience, advised Claire that the creation of a prototype would be of great value in the promotion of her high end shopping bag. This is especially true now that a high end retailer has shown initial interest in this fashionable shopping accessory.

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