Protect your invention idea by taking notes right away

Here is what you need to do: First, start a diary/journal in a bound notebook. Include the date of the invention and a description. via Ohio.com

[Lloyd Nurse]

I've been working on this project for the past six months. My invention is a medicine alarm. I am in the process of making a prototype. After some considerations, I have decided to name it the
'NURSE ALARM' I am certain this item will cause a revolution.

[Don]

Lloyd Nurse wrote:

I've been working on this project for the past six months. My invention is a medicine alarm. I am in the process of making a prototype. After some considerations, I have decided to name it the
'NURSE ALARM' I am certain this item will cause a revolution.

I don't know what you are working on, but I tried to patent a pill bottle alarm that would remind you to take your pills. I paid a patent attorney to have a search done, and it had been patented about 20 times. If that discourages you, don't let it! I have an uncle who went from a high school dropout to decimillionaire in 10 years with a single industrial patent.

[Lloyd]

Don wrote:

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I don't know what you are working on, but I tried to patent a pill bottle alarm that would remind you to take your pills. I paid a patent attorney to have a search done, and it had been patented about 20 times. If that discourages you, don't let it! I have an uncle who went from a high school dropout to decimillionaire in 10 years with a single industrial patent.

Globalsources.com has quiet a few variations to medicine alarms but I do believe my idea to be different. I'm in the process of constructing a web site...will post a link in a few days.

[In_O_V8r]

This is a cool idea. Good luck with it.
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