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Is the "THINKRX" trademark for Learningrx registered on the Principal or Supplemental Register of the USPTO?

Learningrx Franchise · 2025 FDD

Answer from 2025 FDD Document

Description of Mark Application Date or Registration Date Serial Number or Registration Number Principal or Supplemental Register of the USPTO
LEARNINGRX May 20, 2003 2,718,173 Principal
THINKRX September 16, 2003 2,764,446 Principal
READRX September 16, 2003 2,764,443 Principal
MATHRX September 23, 2003 2,766,947 Principal
Feb. 13, 2007 3,208,140 Principal
ComprehendRx December 20, 2011 4,073,038 Principal
BRAINSKILLS September 11, 2001 2,487,377 Principal
BRAIN CAMP June 28, 2016 4,988,515 Principal
STUDYRX May 24, 2016 4,964,436 Principal
AccelerateRx August 31, 2021 6,472,859 Principal
PACE April 3, 2001 2,440,352 Principal
PROCESSING AND
COGNITIVE
ENHANCEMENT
BrainRx October 18, 2011 4,040,895 Principal
BrainRx May 28, 2013 4,341,800 Principal
MASTER THE November 1, 2011 4,048,080 Principal
CODE

Source: Item 13 — TRADEMARKS (FDD pages 35–37)

What This Means (2025 FDD)

According to Learningrx's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, the "THINKRX" trademark is registered on the Principal Register of the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). This registration indicates that Learningrx has a higher level of legal protection for this trademark compared to registration on the Supplemental Register. The FDD lists several trademarks owned by LearningRx, Inc., including LEARNINGRX, THINKRX, MATHRX, READRX, ComprehendRx, BRAINSKILLS, BRAIN CAMP, STUDYRX, AccelerateRx, PACE, PROCESSING AND COGNITIVE ENHANCEMENT, BrainRx, and MASTER THE CODE, all of which are registered on the Principal Register.

For a prospective Learningrx franchisee, the Principal Register status of the "THINKRX" trademark means that Learningrx has made a stronger legal claim to the exclusive use of this mark for its services. This can be beneficial for franchisees as it reduces the risk of trademark disputes and strengthens the brand's identity in the market. The franchisee is granted the non-exclusive right to use Learningrx's marks, including THINKRX, to operate their business.

Learningrx retains control over protecting its trademarks, as the Franchise Agreement stipulates that Learningrx has the sole discretion to take action to preserve and protect the ownership, identity, and validity of the marks. Franchisees are required to notify Learningrx within three days of learning about any infringement or challenge to the use of any Learningrx mark. However, Learningrx is not obligated to participate in the franchisee's defense or indemnify them for expenses or damages if the franchisee is involved in a legal proceeding related to the marks and the proceeding is resolved unfavorably for the franchisee. This means that while Learningrx owns and protects the trademarks, franchisees may bear some risk in defending their right to use those marks.

Before starting their Learningrx center, prospective franchisees should still conduct their own due diligence, including researching potential conflicts with similar trademarks or trade names in their local market. Although Learningrx states that they do not know of any infringing uses that could materially affect a franchisee's use of their marks, the FDD advises franchisees to investigate the possibility of other businesses using similar marks with superior rights to Learningrx's rights. This proactive approach can help franchisees avoid potential legal issues and the need to change their center's name in the future.

Disclaimer: This information is extracted from the 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document and is provided for research purposes only. It does not constitute legal or financial advice. Consult with a franchise attorney before making any investment decisions.