HyperPulse™ vs Prevent Biometrics

Head impact specialist - complements HyperPulse, doesn't compete

Prevent Biometrics makes a smart mouthguard for head-impact monitoring. HyperPulse stays in a separate lane: training-grade movement context like speed, jump, load, sprint, and contact exposure. It is not a medical or safety device.

Head-to-head matrix

Axis	Prevent Biometrics	HyperPulse™
Tracking Focus	Head impact only (g-force)	Movement context: speed, jump, load, sprint, exposure
Form Factor	Mouthguard	Upper-back taped sensor or waistband clip, depending on sport, rules, and fit review.
Competition Review Path	Sport-specific approval required	Requires review
Sport Coverage	Football, rugby, lacrosse, hockey	12 sports
Use Case	Safety-focused mouthguard data	Training-grade session reports

Verdict

Different tools, different jobs. HyperPulse does not replace safety equipment or medical review; it provides movement context for training conversations.

Frequently asked

Is Prevent Biometrics legal in NFHS-sanctioned high school games?

Sport-specific approval required

How does HyperPulse compare to Prevent Biometrics on price?

Prevent Biometrics is $199 per mouthguard. HyperPulse is $199 per HyperPulse sensor.

Should I run HyperPulse instead of Prevent Biometrics?

They serve different jobs. HyperPulse provides movement context and does not replace safety equipment, medical review, or normal sideline protocols.

Choose the sensor built for rule review

$199 Starter pricing. designed for rule review; approval varies by sport, state, league, event, school, and official.

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