Q-Collar Blog

Cincinnati Children's hospital conducted a feasibility study on male football players wearing the Q-Collar over the course of a season. The results were consistent with previous findings, showing that the Q-Collar can help protect the brain from repeated sports-related impacts.

Extensive human research was performed by Cincinnati Children's Hospital to assess the feasibility of the Q-Collar for athletes. The studies showed that the Q-Collar can be used during maximal aerobic capacity and maximal power testing and has no impact on performance, strength or endurance.

Trevor Harris is one of the top quarterbacks in the CFL and a leader on his Edmonton Eskimos team. He joins other top CFL players around the league on the Q-Collar team.

Ex-football player TJ Abraham's battle with dementia at age 42 shines light on the impact of repeated hits in sports, and highlights why research is shifting in that direction.

New research is being done on the impact of repetitive "sub-concussive" hits in female soccer.

The Q-Collar helps protect the brain from the sub-concussive forces that athletes sustain repeatedly over the course of a season.

We've very excited to have partnered with the Ontario Junior Hockey League! Looking forward to seeing the Q-Collar on rinks across Ontario.

Although the Q-Collar can and should be worn in sports that require helmets, it is also designed for sports where helmets are not required.

Meet Cody Fitzpatrick. Cody is a star in the bull-riding arena, and he won't go in the ring without his Q-Collar.

We have partnered with the University of Alberta Golden Bears football program and are excited to get some elite insight from these high-level players. Go Bears!

Meet Liam Harvey, one of our early pioneers in ice hockey and a true leader on his team. Find out more about why Liam wears the Q-Collar.

We love seeing the Q-Collar playing at the highest level every weekend. It looks great on our teammates out on the gridiron in the CFL.