Debrisoft® is an innovative monofilament fibre debridement system for fast, effective wound bed preparation. Using millions of soft polyester fibres, Debrisoft gently lifts and removes slough, debris, biofilm and exudate from acute and chronic wounds in just 2–4 minutes, with minimal discomfort for patients. NICE recommended for wound debridement, this award-winning technology protects newly formed granulation tissue while thoroughly cleansing the wound bed. Available as Debrisoft Pads for surface wounds and Debrisoft Lolly for deep or hard-to-reach wounds. Browse our Debrisoft range below, or explore our complete wound care collection.
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What is Debrisoft?
Debrisoft is a mechanical debridement device that uses monofilament fibre technology to prepare wounds for healing. The product consists of millions of soft, angled polyester fibres attached to a polyacrylate backing. When moistened and applied with gentle circular motions, these fibres reach into the wound bed to loosen, lift and bind non-viable tissue, slough, debris and biofilm, removing barriers to healing without damaging healthy granulation tissue or epithelial cells.
Debridement—the removal of devitalised tissue from wounds—is an essential step in wound management. Slough and necrotic tissue harbour bacteria, prevent re-epithelialisation, and block the effectiveness of topical treatments. Debrisoft offers a safe, effective alternative to more invasive debridement methods, making wound bed preparation accessible to generalist nurses in clinic, ward or community settings.
Why Choose Debrisoft?
Debrisoft has been evaluated by NICE (National Institute for Health and Care Excellence), which recommends it as a debridement option for acute and chronic wounds. Clinical studies demonstrate that Debrisoft achieves visible results in 2–4 minutes and is effective in over 90% of cases. Key benefits include:
The Debrisoft Range
Daylong stocks two Debrisoft formats to suit different wound types:
Both products use the same proven monofilament technology and are single-use, disposable devices.
How to Use Debrisoft
Using Debrisoft is straightforward:
Debrisoft is not a wound dressing and should never be left on the wound after use. Apply appropriate wound dressings following debridement according to your treatment protocol.
Conditions and Applications
Debrisoft is suitable for debridement of:
For patients with lymphoedema or chronic oedema, Debrisoft can help manage the hyperkeratotic skin changes that often accompany these conditions, improving skin health alongside compression therapy.
Clinical Evidence
Debrisoft is supported by published clinical evidence. Studies have demonstrated effective debridement in the majority of patients, with clinicians reporting efficient removal of debris, slough, dried exudate and crusts without damaging fragile surrounding skin. The virtually painless experience makes it particularly valuable for anxious patients, those with sensitive wounds, and paediatric applications.
Part of Complete Wound Care
Debrisoft works alongside other wound management products. Following debridement, appropriate dressings maintain optimal healing conditions. For patients with leg ulcers or oedema, compression therapy remains essential—explore our compression hosiery, leg ulcer hosiery kits, and compression wraps including ReadyWrap®.
For skin protection around wounds, browse our range of barrier products. See our complete wound care category for dressings, skin protection and debridement products.
Important Information
Debrisoft is designed for use by healthcare professionals. Hard necrotic tissue or thick eschar should be softened through autolytic debridement using moisture-retentive dressings before using Debrisoft. Always follow your local wound care protocols and seek specialist advice for complex wounds, wounds on hands, feet or face, patients with arterial disease, or inflammatory conditions such as pyoderma gangrenosum.