Knee pain shouldn’t hold you, or your team, back from the benefits of movement, connection, and community.
That’s why Planet Rugby have partnered with Arthrosamid®, a revolutionary non-surgical treatment for knee osteoarthritis.
Designed to provide long-lasting relief with a single injection, Arthrosamid® helps rugby players and active individuals return to the activities they love – with less pain and more freedom.
This partnership is about empowering our rugby community with real recovery options and rewarding the decision to take that step.
Introducing Arthrosamid®
Arthrosamid® is a cutting-edge injectable hydrogel implant that delivers long-lasting, proven pain relief for knee OA — improving your quality of life without surgery.
To date, thousands of patients have been treated with Arthrosamid® in more than 500 clinics across Europe, Canada and New Zealand.
Proven
Supported by more than two decades of research, Arthrosamid® is proven to be safe and effective — offering you long-lasting pain relief for your knee OA.
Long-lasting
Arthrosamid® is proven to maintain a significant, long-lasting reduction in knee OA pain — even five years post-treatment.
Without surgery
Arthrosamid® is a simple, one-step procedure performed under local anaesthesia by a qualified physician — without surgery.
Find a Clinic Near You
Ready to take the next step? Use our clinic finder tool to speak with a clinic or a hospital that offers Arthrosamid® treatment.
Being able to talk openly about the relief Arthrosamid® has given me, while encouraging people to look after their knee pain for the long-term, has been really meaningful. If it helps one person realise, they don’t have to just ‘push through’ the pain, then it’s been worthwhile.
Former England and British & Irish Lions Rugby Player, Ugo Monye
Case Studies
Ugo Monye
Ugo Monye is a former England and British & Irish Lions rugby player turned broadcaster, now a pundit for TNT Sports, ITV, and BBC Radio 5 Live. He played his entire club career with Harlequins.
Nicky Ponsford has led Women’s High Performance at World Rugby since 2021, driving global team competitiveness at major events like the Rugby World Cup.
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