The latest government data suggests 19 per cent of participants experienced an injury while playing sport with collision-heavy codes such as AFL and rugby having more than double the hospitalisation rate of any other recreational sport. Despite these risks, only 36 per cent of Australians wear a mouthguard when playing contact sport, and even fewer wear a mouthguard during training. With collisions or falls accounting for 66 per cent of sports injury hospitalisations, dentist

Sydney-based registered Specialist Prosthodontist and Implant Surgeon, Dr Sarkis Nalbandian, wanted a cost effective  immediate, high-quality mouthguard solution  so no patient young or older would leave his clinic without suitable protection. His choice: Signature Striker Mouthguard  — a uniquely designed mouthguard available in Teen and Adult sizes . Each mouthguard is supplied with simple fitting instructions, ensuring patients remain fully protected while undergoing treat

Signature has introduced a new mouthguard to its range, called Striker. It is suitable for players up to professional level. Striker combines cutting-edge design with state-of-the-art materials to deliver top-tier protection without breaking the bank. Engineered for comfort and performance, this mouthguard ensures a secure fit with its Matrix fitting system and enhanced safety, making it an ideal choice for athletes of all ages. • Gel-free design for a hassle-free fit • Quick

Signature loaded the first container of V-Shock mouthguards today for the New Zealand market manufactured using our new sustainable box packaging. These will arrive in New Zealand mid-February and are expected to be available in Rebel Sports (NZ) stores late February.

Effective from January 2026, Signature® has transitioned to sustainable packaging for iPROTECT® mouthguards across all markets excluding New Zealand, and V-SHOCK® mouthguards for the New Zealand market. The new packaging features a fully recyclable cardboard box, with the mouthguard shell clearly visible through an ultra-clear mouthguard storage box, replacing the PVC blister packaging previously used. This initiative builds on the cardboard box packaging adopted for our phar