Debrisoft Lolly has been developed for the debridement of deep wounds, including those resulting from invasive surgery. This innovative L&R product is very easy to use and the debridement outcome is excellent, even in hard-to-reach areas.
 | Visible results fast Debrisoft Lolly saves time and therefore money. Cleanse the wound in 2-4 minutes |
 | Easy to use Debrisoft Lolly is intuitive to use. 95% |
 | Virtually painless to use Debrisoft Lolly – for better compliance. 97.4% feel no pain or side effects. |
Product composition
The head of the Debrisoft Lolly is composed of monofilament polyester fibres and is sewn with a blue, X-ray detectable polypropylene thread (containing barium sulphate and polyester). The interior of the head is coated with polyacrylate. The head is sewn onto a polypropylene handle.
Fields of application
Debridement of deep wounds - including wounds from invasive surgery - to superficial wounds, e.g.:
- Diabetic ulcers.
- Pressure ulcers.
- Trauma, burns, scalds.
- Arterial and venous ulcers.
- Postoperative wound healing and wound healing by secondary intention.
Features/ Benefits
- The easy-to-handle monofilament fibre stick is an innovative aid for your debridement needs.
- The soft fibre composite means this product is very comfortable for users and low-pain for patients.
- The break-resistant polypropylene handle makes it easy to access deep wounds, including surgically invasive and hard-to-reach wound sites.
- Patented high tech polyester fibres effectively remove debris and exudate from wounds, as well as skin flakes and keratosis from the skin surrounding the wound.
- Users can have complete confidence in this product thanks to the precise seams that secure the head to the ergonomic handle and the X-ray detectable thread can be traced easily.
To note
- To be used for debridement only – must not be left on the wound.
- Can be used each time the wound dressing is changed, as required.
- Should be used until the wound is thoroughly cleansed and has progressed from the cleansing phase to the granulation phase.
Tip
- The soft fibre side may be moistened with any common wound rinsing solution.
- A very good outcome can be achieved even with highly keratotic or necrotic wound debris, provided the wound has been previously treated with autolytic debridement.