Trademark Overview
On Thursday, November 27, 2025, a trademark application was filed for DEYZOLY with the United States Patent and Trademark Office. The USPTO has given the DEYZOLY trademark a serial number of 79446709. The federal status of this trademark filing is NEW APPLICATION - ASSIGNED TO EXAMINER as of Tuesday, March 31, 2026. This trademark is owned by Zealand Pharma A/S. The DEYZOLY trademark is filed in the Pharmaceutical Products, Medical Instrument Products, and Medical & Beauty Services & Agricultural Services categories with the following description:
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); medical 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); 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.
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.
Medical and pharmaceutical services, namely in relation to treatment and 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 and 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.