"Biofilm is an enemy to wound healing. Imagine working on a Monday morning in a clinic setting where workload is way out of hand, and you have a patient that needs for a debridement but you are not free to do so, patient has high risk of bleeding and cannot tolera- te pain that well, but you still need to remove the biofilm and bioburden.

What's the quickest and fastest way without compromising the good tissues? DEBRICHEM^® by DEBX Medical is the answer. With a few drops from 'heaven; your biofilm eradication works like magic. Even fairy godmother won't be able to do this trick that fast. Surely the result will stun you.

Furthermore, it reduces your time to attend to patient, reduces the cost of patient's visit, no hospitalization, no bleeding and definitely, a fast desirable outcome."

"Some infected wounds are difficult to debride without taking the patient to the OR.
Where there is exuberant lumpy bumpy irregular granulation tissue for example.

In my experience one application of DEBRICHEM^® will completely solve that problem.
By the next week you will be left with a perfectly healthy wound bed."

"I've been trying DEBRICHEM^® on patients with diabetic foot emergencies (foot attack) with necrotizing fasciitis and who are also septic.

What I have observed so far is the rapid control of the local infection and the early appearance of healthy granulation tissue."

The presence of infection and biofilm is a major obstacle to healing, slowing or preventing wound healing, requiring extensive debridement of the affected tissue with additional problems such as aggression of healthy tissue, pain, repeated procedures and added costs of operating theatre, diagnostic tests, local treatment and other procedures.

The availability of DEBRICHEM^® has allowed us to quickly and cost-effectively address the removal of biofilm and infected tissue, facilitating optimal wound bed preparation for early application of other advanced therapies such as grafts or advanced healing products that reduce the time to closure of complex wounds.

It has also allowed us to rationalise the use of antibiotics and avoid the risk of antibiotic resistance and other problems related to antibiotic treatments.