option A sounds like it is the only option that could be considered a real word :/

A is the best more direct,B also very direct .C is ok but the meaning is not strong enough and d i don't know what it is.

I did not care for any of the options but I liked A best.

I chose A first I think it gives the feeling of being alive and vibrant. D was my second rank because Certolife sounds effective use of the products to help with people with physical limitations. C sounds too confusing but still innovative and B sounds plain and generic that doesn't seem marketable.

I think Flexivive sounds good. I think it could become a household word - it flows off the tongue. I also like Aidaptive - but just not as much.

Option A has the word vive ehich means life. Flexivive implies that you can do thinks in your life with posdibky a little flexibility or assistance. I think this total is most apropos

I like "flex" here, it seems positive in two ways, flexible, and flex like a muscle. B is clear also, aids and adaptive, good. I don't understand C at all, nor can I say it. Using something like that will be tough to get people to use on a search engine.

Bothe Flexivive and Certolife are very easy to read and would look nice in a bold font.

I like choice A because it brings to mind flexibility and also being active. I think it's easy to pronounce and remember.

I chose Option A as my first choice because the name implies flexibility and freedom. It's uplifting and seems compelling. Option B also is a good choice with the "aide" in the name. It seems to minimize any handicap and you only need a little help. The other two options have clumsy and awkward names that are hard to pronounce and seem to have no relation to the subject.

C are hard to pronounce and remember. A and D are clever and strong names.

A is best because it has a nice ring to it. We all want to be flexible and the name says it. B would be my next choice because the physical products aid us. D has the word life in it. C would be my last choice. I don't see promise in that one.

Flexivive sounds to me like it is flexible and adaptive so that would make me think it's flexible and helpful. Vive gives me the impression that it for life and living. That would be positive to me. Aidaptive is also a good choice. It would be aiding and helping someone adapt to new living circumstances.I really can't figure how the other two choices would be impressionable to me. They don't make me think that I would relate the products to them.

I like the ring of the first choice and the visual look of the second choice, I like a name that is kind of fun and also memorable.

Unfortunately, I fall into this category. I chose "Aidsptive" as this is something that I strive to do everyday, get stronger.

I like B because I think it sounds unique and is a clever play on the words aid and adaptive. D is okay and I think it would also work good as a name. A and C I don't care for at all, they just sound odd to me and not like a serious business name.

Option B. This option, because of its name, brings to mind how its products can aid in adapting you to a new way of living. I know that using these products will help me live a fuller life than if I didn't use these products.

B sounds best as a combination of "aid" and "adaptive", which summarizes the product description well. C is decent in the same regard, but not as easy to fathom.

I like B because it is Aid - as in helping someone and aptive which goes along with adapting to any limitations and overcoming the situation.

This was relatively easy because I only really liked option B. It was the only one that made any sense to me. And it was relatively easy to see what they were getting at. Not 100% clear, but enough so that I had some idea of what they were promoting.

I chose option (B) first because aiding people to adapt their lives is exactly what the company does. This perfectly states what they are trying to convey. I chose option (D) second because if made me feel like it was trying to help you return your life back to you despite your limitations. I chose option (C) third because having Med in the name made me think of medicine, not something physical that could help me. I chose option (A) last because I just did not like the name. It really did not imply healthcare at all to me and sounded like it was a Yoga Studio or name of some new Gym opening down the street.

If you're marketing products to enable better living for the disabled, I think that Aidapative is just great, a mixture of help and adaptation to a new mode of living.

Aidaptive, Certolife, Flexivive, and Inovimed. I picked this order because I liked the words to help in healthcare and physical limitations in life. The words sound like there is help for older people.

My choices were determined by the way these named sounded. I really liked my first choice "Aidaptive". I thought the name sounded good and was very clever in the meaning.

Option B sounds the most logical. It sounds like it is involved with aiding a customer. I cannot relate option C to the type of products being sold. I see no connection.

Aid sounds helpful. Med indicates care. Vive means life, which is ambigous but fun. Life is ambiguous.

I think my first and second choice represent this service better because of the familiar wording

Out of the options available, I prefer the name of Choice B, Aidaptive. I think it's the easiest to remember and relate to for products of this type. Flexivive is a close second, thought I think it's still a bit difficult to pronounce. On the far end of the spectrum, I'm not really a fan of Inovimed or Certolife and have rated them accordingly, D and C, respectively.

I like Option B the best because it sounds like with the "aid" of this company, you can "adapt" to your life. Option C is my second choice because it invokes that there is "innovation" in the medical products. Option A is my third choice because the company provides products that give you "flexibility" in your life. Option D is my last option because the word doesn't evoke much of anything with me in regards to medical products.

I would put B and A together because they tend to say the same thing, flexible and adaptive. They show that the product was made for them in mind and focus on their ever changing lifestyle. D is up next as this sounds more traditional and trustworthy which will appeal to a lot to the older population and D is last because although the name sound like modern tech product the sounding of the name is not strong enough and does not come across as a very creative and unique product

I think it covers a wide array of conditions

I like option B the best because I think it's a great fitting name and it's really clever. Option A sounds nice and it's a little different. Option D is a somewhat fitting name, but I think it doesn't sound quite right. I don't like option C, I wouldn't really know how to pronounce that or know what it's supposed to mean.

Option B was best because it combined the words (or closely associated) Aid and Adaptive. It narrowly beat out Option A in that regard. Options C & D reminded me more of drug names that a pharmaceutical company might name their pills.

This name makes think of your product to make life adaptive to those who struggle with life

I love the play on adaptive in the name. Inviomed plant off of innovative and gives hope. Flexivive is not my favorite but trends to flexible and finally certolife puts life in the name and may be a reminder to people they have a life to live.

B is by far the best title; I immediately know it's for people with some kind of physical limitation, and will help them adapt. A suggests adaptation, but it's not as clear it's for physically limited people. D sounds health related but non specific. C sounds medical related, but even less specific than D.

B - 1st choice - playing off the words Aid and Adaptive, people with disabilities would recognize the name and the company's services were for them! Of the four choices, this name (IMO) would mean the most as 1) They need Aid & 2) The aid has to be adaptive to their needs. Perfect!!A - 2nd choice - Similar to Adaptive, being Flexible would make alot of sense. I believe it is joined with Survive - which, in alot of ways - the disabled are forced to do. Not as clever and concise as option "B" - but better than the remaining picks.C - 3rd choice - It combines Innovative and Medicine (IMO). However, alot of the help the disabled need is not Medicine, but wheelchairs, oxygen, beds, chairs, etc. I agree with the Innovative part, but the Medicine is stretching it... Hence why I ranked it third.D - Last choice - I can't determine what "Certo" is - especially combined with "Life". It seems robotic - and hence a little scary. Didn't like because it doesn't make sense to me.

I don't like it made up names. Adaptive is real and tells you what it is. No guessing is needed. The other three words are equally stupid and irrelevant .

I like adaptive very much. It is clever and describes the service in a unique way

I liked B because Aidaptive speaks to me about my need for adaptive products. I have some physical limitations and I am always looking for products that are adaptive.I review often these kinds of products and I appreciate those companies that realize we can do all things anyone else can do just need some adaption to fit our needs.

Aidaptive describes what the product is for. The last two choices are hard to pronounce/read,

sounds more appropriate and profession in nature. My choice is C.

I chose my order of selected words by how the name made me feel, since none of them were actual words in and of themselves. Inovimed lends itself to think of "inovation." Aidaptive sounds like "Aid." Certolife sounds like "Certified" and the last of my choices was Flexivive, because flexing, which it brings to mind, is mild compared to what the patients described need.

C is my first choice. It makes the company sound innovative and helpful and the name is easy to process and understand. B is my second choice. The name sounds relatable and friendly but seems a little hard to pronounce. A is my third choice, the name seems hard to pronounce and remember, though it seems somewhat relatable. D is my last choice, the name feels really generic and not very relatable compared to the other choices.

To be honest, none of these are very good. More brainstorming may be in order. C is the "best" because it sounds like innovation. Flexivive sounds like a joint pain cream. Aidaptive is awkward to pronounce. I don't think anyone would get it right. Certolife is too vague; it could refer to any number of things.

I honestly think they are ALL bad. I could not even say the words. I chose D because I could say it the best. Certolife is kind of like talking about having a life which fits for the product features. Aidaptive is ok but why Ai and not just Adaptive? But that's what I chose next. The other two are really bad. I just picked the one that is not as bad as #3 and the last one as #4.

THE NAME MEANS EVERYTHING, YOU NEED A SNAPPY, EASY TO SAY AND REMEMBER TITLE

I like Certolife because it kind of relates to health products.

Honestly? All of these SUCK. Option D is the lesser of 4 evils but it sucks too... I hate the modern trend of portmanteau words/ deliberately misspelled words for brand names. I would go out of my way to AVOID all of these hypothetical companies.

To be honest none of these names are very good but Certolife has the most positive connotation so I chose that one first.