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Hey, Andrew124c41,
Thanks for bringing this thread up, I had forgotten it existed, sweet memory of a few clients chewing the fat about lubrication and what not, if you would to meet me in person, we are just about to take off to www.BladeShow.com in Marietta Georgia, Christian StClaire will be in Todd Begg booth www.BeggKnives.com while others will be in Eric Grimsmo, Bryan Gonzalez , Spartan blade plus a few other spot around this amazing Show,
Please note that you are mis spelling my name , it legally spells StClaire, also a little lesson on USPTO if I may, I heard you just turned 65 and it is never too late to learn something new specially as you seem to be broadcasting false information about United States Patent and TradeMark Office hence USPTO,
Nano-Oil - NanoLube - Nano-Bearings - Uni-Quik - Octo-Quik - MasterClip - Uni-Glow - Oxy-Klean - Nitrox 4 - Magnetik-Wood and many others are indeed TradeMarks of Christian StClaire StClaire Products LLC CA or Nitrox Technologies Inc
some have websites attached to those products some do not, some are Registered and some are not, some have patents and some have not,
Non the less they are Trademarks of Christian StClaire.
May I suggest Sir that you immerse yourself in USPTO Law Library since you are from DC, before you chose to deliberately Mis Inform the public in such a blatant manner,
Take care.
Nano Oil is snake oil. do not fall victim to the advertising.As someone who has done magic as a hobby since the age of 8, it never ceases to amaze me how easily we can be deceived, now much we want to believe in an illusion. Where on St. Claire's site does he cite any research or demonstrate proof of concept? Do you really believe he has created nano bearings, which by the way, he claims to have trademarked along with the name Nano Oil itself. FYI, a basic search of the US Trademark data base fails to disclose an active trade mark for either term under his name or anyone else for that matter. It is my suspicion that St. Claire is simply repackaging some other product and selling it. You probably wonder why he would be so brazen to do that? I have lived in the DC environs for over 35 years. At one time I used to do histories and physicals for some Federal law enforcement agencies including the Postal Service Inspectors. I got to know a bunch of them and was shocked to learn how difficult mail fraud is to prosecute. More often than not the FTC will issue cease and desist orders which fail to do anything. Selling snake oil is very difficult to prosecute. There is a certain "let the buyer beware" attitude not to mention the shear volume of cases.
Having been involved with alternative medicine and the issues with respect to what claims can and cannot be made, Kevin Tradeau is a case in point. It took the FTC years to get anything against him to stick. Legal actions began around 2000 and it was not until 2014 that he was sentenced to 10 years in prison. FYI, he started out as a car salesman which should come as not surprise.
I just filed a complaint with the FTC against Nano Oil. I requested that they investigate St. Claire's claims. As the FTC is in my backyard, I will do my best to make sure they follow through.