About Rezon

A new study in Science Translational Medicine has found that retired contact-sport athletes can show persistent blood-brain barrier disruption years after leaving sport. The findings add weight to a growing body of evidence: repeated sub-concussive head impacts matter, even when they are not diagnosed as concussion or with concussion signs and symptoms present.

Five years after Rezon set out to distinguish head protection from brain protection, the science, legal pressure and player welfare conversation all point in the same direction: sport must move from reacting to concussion to reducing force transmission before injury occurs.

As Rezon has grown, families, carers and clinicians began asking whether the same brain protection principles could help beyond sport. They were looking for practical, discreet medical head protection for adults and children.

Learn how to reduce concussion risk in sport with practical protection strategies, including concussion protocol, sub-concussion awareness, safer training, and Rezon Halos®.