The main aim of this study to effectiveness of dressing patch with Kelulut honey (Tri-Gnate Alginate) in promoting wound healing compared to conventional treatments (standard wound dressing + bactigras) and other types of medicinal honey based product (Manuka honey product). Tri-Gnate alginate is a product produced by researcher team which upgraded from raw honey into a dressing patch. 110 patients with diabetic foot ulcers is expected to enrol in this program. The patients will be assigned randomly into 3 groups namely as Group 1 - patient that will receive Tri-Gnate alginate product in their dressing, Group 2 - patient will receive Manuka honey patch product and group 3 - the patient will receive standard care (bactigras dressing + dermacyn). Prior to the applying of these dressing treatment, all the patient will receive Maggot Debridement Therapy (MDT) to ensure the wound is clean. Patient's wound condition will be monitored 7 times (T0 - T6) on alternate day basis for healing improvement.

Inclusion Criteria:

1. Age 18 and above.
2. present with sloughly diabetes-based foot ulcer
3. Has diabetic foot ulcers more than 2 weeks, less than 1 year.
4. HbA1c reading than 9.0
5. Ankle-brachial index pressure (ABPI) should > 0.8
6. No more than 1 diabetic foot ulcer per foot.
7. no known allergy to honey of bee products
8. keen on both honey and maggot debridement therapy (MDT)
9. DFU classification: Wagner Grade 2, 3
10. Amputation possibly deferred

Exclusion Criteria:

1. patient in critical state.
2. patient in confuse state.
3. patient do not understand Malay or English.

IPD might not be shared since we are required to not disclose any patient's data by our ethical committee clearance.