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Author Topic: Reduction to practice  (Read 781 times)

morethanthat

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Reduction to practice
« on: 01-09-09 at 11:44 pm »

 I have an invention and have created a solidly working prototype of the invention. Is this considered reduction to practice, or does reduction to practice mean having to market and sell the product to the public?
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ababab

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Re: Reduction to practice
« Reply #1 on: 01-11-09 at 06:39 am »
You've done it.  Congratulations!
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vman11

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Re: Reduction to practice
« Reply #2 on: 01-11-09 at 05:06 pm »
morethanwhat,

please consider filing a patent application before you embark on any of your stated activities of marketing and selling you invention. Or talk to a practitioner if you have already. Certain actions, events are seen as dates which may bar you from filing a patent for the matter, if one is not filed with a certain time frame.
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