The Bling About KLING
The Bling about KLING
WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR MANUFACTURES

  • Simplistic design allows production processes to be minimal
  • Maximum functionality at minimal production expense
  • Bill of materials are common non-technical commodities
  • Low tooling and capital equipment costs
  • Ideal product to candidate for off shore sourcing
  • Maximum adaptability for multiple market niches
  • Minimal risk for product liability
  • Expanded intellectual property protection Patent #6,817,032


WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR RETAILERS

  • Maximum adaptability for traveler market niches
  • Maximum adaptability for medical market niches
  • Wide range of accessories to create multiple product lines
  • Fashionable garment that works well in many situations
  • A broad product range that spans young and old consumers
  • A product that generates publicity – Nikkei Marketing
    Journal, CNBC On The Money with Peter Greenberg, Las
    Vegas Sun "In Business", Travel Goods Association Magazine
  • The Kling Tut story will be showcased by Sterling Publishing
    Co. and television producer, Steve Greenberg
Marketing Strategies and
Licensing Opportunities


FOR THE TRAVEL MARKET NICHE

The accommodations shown here
are probably the most comfortable
airline seats you could expect to find
in economy class
All work for establishing proprietary rights has been done.  On
September 16, 2003, KLING TUT™ and all of its related
companion products were fully registered as a trademark by the
USPTO.  On November 16, 2004, Garment for Preventing Muscle
Strain passed all patent application examinations and has been
awarded Patent Number 6,817,032.

Based on the product's novelty and uniqueness and on the belief
that there is a large market for Velcro® based slings and
supports, on September 10, 2004, an additional Patient
Continuation Application was filed.  It has been assigned
Application Serial No. 10/938,433.  The issuance of the
continuation patent will allow us to pursue additional strategy
claims to further broaden the scope of our product and take
advantage of the market.

This simple and versatile product can be associated with dozens
and dozens of different usages/ applications.  Practicality drives
the need to identify the top target markets in order to develop a
product licensing strategy.  The top three markets to
benefit/utilize the product's natural adaptability to provide a
degree of physical comfort are: medical, travel, health and
fitness.  These markets will capitalize on the unique features of
the vest:


The Inventor of KLING TUT™ has accumulated "knowledge"
obtained during the development process and would be a
significant resource to any company interested in licensing this
product.  He is available to contribute, participate and collaborate
to any interested party.

Physical pilot production units are available for review, research
and testing.  A promotional product video is also available. All
technical data, description of raw materials and production
processing information can be made available to interested
parties.

If interested in receiving more information with regard to
obtaining exclusive world wide licensing rights to this versatile
product, please see our "contact us" page.
  • The number of airline passengers
    flying annually rose from 250
    million in 1978 to 600 million in
    1999.  A number expected to top
    one billion by 2010.

  • Since 1994, Greyhound Lines has
    experienced a major growth trend.  
    Greyhound carried more than 19
    million passengers in 2000, with it's
    busiest route being New York to
    Atlantic City with well over 2,000
    passengers traveling daily.  New
    York to Washington, D.C. is second
    with an average of 1,300 traveling
    daily.
For information regarding
KLING TUT™'s USPTO Patent
please go to:

KLING TUT Patent
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