ColdZyme, the mouth spray developed by Enzymatica AB, has entered into a new partnership with the UK Sports Institute (UKSI) to support the institute's work in promoting athlete health and wellbeing.
The UK Sports Institute is Great Britain's national elite sports organisation, dedicated to providing Olympic and Paralympic athletes with world-class support in medicine, performance, physiology and sports science. UKSI works with more than 1,000 elite athletes, coaches and medical teams in preparation for international championships.
Through this partnership, ColdZyme will be supplied to UKSI as part of the institute's athlete health initiatives - with a focus on optimising performance readiness and reducing illness-related disruption during intensive training and competition periods for Olympic and Paralympic athletes.
Craig Ranson, Director of Athlete Health at the UK Sports Institute, said:
"Keeping athletes healthy through training and competition is vital for sustained performance. We are pleased to partner with ColdZyme, which can help support athlete wellbeing in some of the most demanding and high-pressure environments in sport."
Charlotte Hodgkins-Byrne, Director of Strategic Partnerships at Enzymatica, commented:
"As a former Olympian, I know how even a minor illness can affect preparation and performance. We are proud to support the UK Sports Institute and the athletes who represent Great Britain, helping them stay healthy and perform at their best."
This multi-year initiative will see ColdZyme provided to athletes and medical teams as part of UKSI's ongoing work to strengthen athlete health.