Debrisoft®
A soft and gentle tool that is used to remove the dead skin cells and bacteria from your leg to support healthy legs and wound healing.
Help promote a healing environment by gently and softly removing bacteria, dead skin and other barriers which prevent your wound from healing.
Debrisoft® benefits from monofilament fibre technology™. Each soft fibre is cut and angled at different lengths designed to lift, bind and remove bacteria.
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						Clinically approvedThe entire Debrisoft® range is recommended by the National Institute of Health and Care Excellence (NICE) 
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						Self-CareDebrisoft® can be used as part of your self care routine at home 
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						Gentle on skin and woundsDebrisoft® does not harm healthy skin 
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						Reach difficult or smaller areasWith the Debrisoft® Lolly 
Essential information
- Always read the in-pack information leaflet prior to commencing use of the product. 
View the range
 
                    
    Debrisoft Pad
													Debrisoft Pad
												Pad order codes
						Wound debridement
					
				| Size | 5 pack | 
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| 10 x 10 | 358-1287 ELZ963 34321 | 
| 13 x 20 | 409-0361 ELZ964 34323 | 
 
                    
    Debrisoft Lolly
													Debrisoft Lolly
												Lolly order codes
						Wound debridement
					
				| Size | 5 pack | 
|---|---|
| 5 x 1.9 x 16 | 398-5124 ELZ728 33224 | 
How to use Debrisoft
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		Common Questions
Who can use Debrisoft®?
Debrisoft® can be used by clinicians and also patients/carers
How many times can you use Debrisoft®?
Debrisoft® is a single use product and should be discarded after one use. A different Debrisoft® pad/lolly should be used when debriding different wounds. It should not be left on the wound as a dressing
What are the pack sizes?
Debrisoft® comes in packs of 5
How long should you use Debrisoft® for at each use?
To get the most out of Debrisoft® it should be used for at least 2 minutes – 4 minutes, however, a larger wound or limb may require a longer time.