file: n:\ec\trade_mark\01\42\16\03\1421603.htm printed: 2008-12-12 10:49

Transmission identification: SIMMCBURNEY1212091200069_app

Electronic Application Receive TimeStamp: December 12, 2008 9:30:13 AM

Reference No. : 3933-1311/TPA

Date : December 12, 2008

Attention: Filing Section

New Canadian trade-mark application for VELA.

The Registrar of Trade-marks on behalf of the Receiver General for Canada is hereby authorized to deduct the prescribed fee from this firm's deposit account for a total amount of CDN$250.

1. The applicant, Preventive Technologies, Inc. (a North Carolina corporation), the full post office address of whose principal office or place of business is 4330 Matthews-Indian Trail Road, Indian Trail, North Carolina, 28079, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, applies for the registration, in accordance with the provisions of the Trade-marks Act, of the trade-mark identified below.

2. The trade-mark is

3. The applicant by itself or through a licensee, or by itself and through a licensee, intends to use the trade-mark in Canada in association with (1) anti-cavity dental coating preparations containing fluoride and requests registration of the trade-mark in respect of such wares.

4. The applicant appoints SIM & MCBURNEY, whose full post office address in Canada is 330 UNIVERSITY AVENUE, 6TH FLOOR, TORONTO, ONTARIO, CANADA, M5G 1R7, as the person (firm or any member of the said firm), as its agent to prosecute this application with full powers of amendment and substitution, to execute any amendment related thereto as well as any amended application, and to represent the applicant with respect to this application, the said agents being authorized to receive the registration certificate on behalf of the applicant.

5. The applicant appoints SIM & MCBURNEY, whose full post office address in Canada is 330 UNIVERSITY AVENUE, 6TH FLOOR, TORONTO, ONTARIO, CANADA, M5G 1R7 as the person (or firm) to whom any notice in respect of the application or registration may be sent, and upon whom service of any proceedings in respect of the application or registration may be given or served with the same effect as if they had been given to or served upon the applicant or registrant.

6. The applicant is satisfied that it is entitled to use the trade-mark in Canada in association with the wares described above.