Protect the brand name of your medicine, supplement, medical device, or healthcare product under Trademark Class 5. Our trademark attorneys handle the availability search, drafting, and e-filing so your pharmaceutical or wellness brand is legally secured before a competitor claims a similar name.
+ Govt Fee ₹4500 (billed separately)
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Trademark Class 5 is one of the 45 categories under the NICE Classification system, and it covers pharmaceuticals, medical and veterinary preparations, sanitary preparations, and dietetic substances adapted for medical use. It is the class used to protect the brand name, logo, or product name of any pharmaceutical, healthcare, or medical product.
Drug manufacturers, pharmacies, nutraceutical and supplement brands, medical device companies, diagnostic labs, and Ayurvedic or herbal medicine makers all register under Class 5 to stop competitors from copying their brand while they build trust with doctors, chemists, and patients.

If your business manufactures, markets, or sells pharmaceutical, medical, or health-related products, Class 5 is the correct trademark category for you. This includes:
Note: Trademark registration protects your brand name and logo; it does not replace the drug manufacturing licence, CDSCO approval, or other regulatory clearances required to legally sell pharmaceutical or medical products in India.
We check the IP India database to confirm your product or brand name is not already registered or under objection in Class 5, which is one of the most heavily filed classes.
Our attorneys draft the TM-A application with a precise description of your pharmaceutical, supplement, or medical device products.
The application is filed electronically and you receive an official application number the same day.
The Registrar closely reviews Class 5 marks for conflicts with existing drug names; if an examination report is raised, our team drafts and files the response.
Once cleared, the mark is published in the Trademark Journal for four months to allow third-party objections.
If unopposed, the Registry issues your certificate and you can start using the ® symbol with your brand.
The total cost includes our professional service fee and the mandatory government fee, which varies by applicant type.
| Component | Applicant Type | Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Professional Service Fee | All applicants | ₹1999 |
| Government Filing Fee | Individual / MSME / Startup | ₹4500 per class (e-filing) |
| Government Filing Fee | Company / LLP / Partnership (other than MSME) | ₹9000 per class (e-filing) |
See a full class-wise breakdown in our guide to trademark registration fees in India.
SetupFiling has helped over 50,000 customers across India register and protect their brands. For pharmaceutical and healthcare businesses, we understand how sensitive Class 5 examination can be, since the Registry checks new drug and product names closely for phonetic and visual similarity with existing marks.
If your application receives an examination report, our team can prepare a trademark objection reply or represent you at a trademark hearing, keeping your healthcare brand protected end to end. You can also register your product's logo as a trademark alongside your brand name.
Pharmaceutical and healthcare businesses often need these services alongside Class 5 registration:
Class 5 covers pharmaceuticals, medical and veterinary preparations, sanitary preparations, dietetic substances for medical use, dietary supplements, and related healthcare products.
Our professional fee starts at ₹1999 plus the government fee of ₹4500 per class for individuals, MSMEs, and startups filing electronically. Companies that are not registered as MSMEs pay a government fee of ₹9000 per class.
A Class 5 trademark protects only the brand name and logo. Selling pharmaceutical or medical products also requires a valid drug manufacturing or sale licence and other regulatory approvals, which are separate from trademark registration.
The Registry examines Class 5 marks closely because a confusingly similar drug name can pose a risk to patient safety, so even minor phonetic or visual similarity with an existing mark can lead to an objection.
Yes, Ayurvedic, herbal, and homeopathic medicines intended for treatment or prevention of illness are registrable under Class 5, along with allopathic pharmaceutical products.
The application is usually filed within 24-48 hours of receiving your documents. Full registration, including the four-month journal publication period, typically takes 8 to 18 months if there is no objection or opposition.
Yes, dietary and nutritional supplements adapted for medical use are classified under Class 5, while general food supplements without a medical claim may fall under Class 29 or 30 depending on composition.
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