Talk:Flexon

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Fair use rationale for Image:Flexon2.gif[edit]

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Flexon name in other industries/products and trademark?[edit]

Does anybody know if they actually attempted to register the trademark and if it went through? It seems that there are a number of products named flexon and that even going to what looks like official flexon eyewear ads and promo materials I don't actually see the (R) symbol on the word/logo flexon not even a readable (TM) symbol! In addition, there are Flexon hoses (garden hoses), an Flexon has been used to describe a fabric that I believe is a 'wrinkle free' form of cotton. I am trying to learn about the other uses of the word, and this article is not helpful at the moment in that case, and it seems poorly developed for the glasses use, too. Thanks. Centerone (talk) 10:55, 22 September 2013 (UTC)[reply]