Our patent attorneys and agents have experience preparing and prosecuting patents in both in vitro and in vivo medical devices.
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MEDICAL DEVICES
In addition to medical devices, methods of medical treatment are also patentable subject matter.
Medical device patents legally protect inventions and innovations related to the medical field.
- Injectable cancer treatments
- ICU Glycemic Control
- Blood glucose monitoring devices and disposables
- Catheters
- Ophthalmic devices
- Dry Eye Treatments
- Dental appliances and compounds
- Class I, II and III devices
- Nail Fungus Treatment
- Infusion Devices
- Medical software
- Hand sanitation products
- Elder care products, including monitoring and various class 1 devices
- Mobility devices
- Control solutions
- Drug delivery devices
Class I
Devices in this class have a simple design and pose little to no potential risk of injury or illness to patients or operators.
Class II
Devices in this class have a more complex design and pose minimal risk of injury or illness to patients or operators.
Class lII
Devices in this class have an intricate design and support or sustain human lives. Devices in this category can pose substantial risk of injury.
What We Do…
The work and experience our IP attorneys, patent lawyers, engineers, and patent agents have with medical devices show Stanton IP Law’s extensive track record of success for our clients. To illustrate this expertise, Stanton IP Law’s patent agent Joel Douglas developed, patented the first and only micro-needle infusion set cleared by the FDA and is a named inventor in 98 registered US patents.
Our familiarity with medical device protection along with a solid relationship and previous clearance with the FDA differentiates Stanton IP Law from other firms in the area. Additionally, we have assisted hundreds of innovators locally and nationally with drafting, filing, and prosecuting medical device patents.
Tampa bay is home to more than 700 medical device manufacturers and Florida ranks second next to California in the number of FDA regulated medical device companies. In this thriving industry, Stanton IP Law holds a competitive advantage by protecting the sunshine state’s medical device innovators in a way that is incomparable to other firms.
