Young Pharmaceuticals, Inc. v. Charette Cosmetics, LLC et al, ctdc:3:2022cv01116

health and beauty products, namely, cleansers; moisturizers; alpha hydroxy acids; skin exfoliators and scrubs; hair and skin conditioners; bath water additives; creams and lotions for hair, skin, face and body; hair shampoos; skin toners; facial masks; skin fading lotions; tanning lotions; skin lighteners; and foundation makeup;

health and beauty products, namely, pharmaceutical products for the treatment of skin disorders; medicated creams and lotions for hair, skin, face and body; vitamins; nutritional supplements; and antibiotic ointments;

computer software for use in operation of point-of-sale systems by physicians and clinics utilizing proprietary bar code technology for linking information about the physician, patient, product and supplier in the retail sale of health and beauty products; and such computer software computer hardware and computer peripherals sold as a unit for use in the retail sale of health and beauty products;

Retail Pharmacy Services Provided to Patients Directly in a Physician's Office using Bar Codes to Track and Transfer Patient Prescriptions from the Physician's Records for Processing at the Same Location;

Skin care products, namely, non-medicated skin serum, wrinkle removing skin care preparations, skin lightening creams, cosmetic preparations for skin renewal, sunscreen creams, facial cleansers, skin cleansers, skin moisturizers, cosmetic creams for skin care, non-medicated skin care preparations; skin care preparations, namely, chemical peels for skin, fruit acid peels for skin; hair care preparations; hair tonics; lotions, namely, non-medicated stimulating lotions for the skin; sun-block lotions; hair care lotions; after-sun lotions; age retardant lotions; baby lotions; face and body lotions; non-medicated diaper rash ointment and lotion; shaving lotions; sun care lotions; sun block lotions; tissues impregnated with cosmetic lotion;

Medicated skin care preparations; medicated hair care preparations; lotions, namely, pharmaceutical skin lotions; medicated diaper rash ointment and lotions; medicinal creams for skin care; nutritional supplements in lotion form sold as a component of nutritional skin care products; pharmaceutical skin care preparations; hair growth stimulants;

Skin care products, namely, non-medicated gels, creams, serums, lotions, and body mists for cleansing skin, increasing collagen production in skin, reducing skin dryness and irritation, and improving the appearance of skin;

Skin care products, namely, non-medicated creams, serums, and pads for treating hyperpigmentation;