Curad Sterile Pro-Gauze Pads, 4" x 4", 25 EA/BX, 24 BX/CS

Sterile Pro-Gauze Pads, 4" x 4", 25 EA/BX, 24 BX/CS

Sterile Pro-Gauze Pads are 4 inch x 4 inch sterile gauze pads for wound care and general medical dressing needs. They fit clinics, first aid stations, and other care settings that want a soft pad with light absorbency and easier removal. The rayon/polyester nonwoven material includes an absorbent cellulose layer that quickly absorbs fluids.

Good Fit For

• Clinic and exam room dressing changes
• First aid cabinets and medical supply rooms
• General wound care with light absorbency needs

Key Features

• Sterile gauze pads for wound care workflows where cleanliness matters
• 4 inch x 4 inch size suits common dressing and coverage needs
• Rayon/polyester nonwoven material with an absorbent cellulose layer quickly absorbs fluids
• Soft construction supports patient comfort during use
• Resists sticking to the wound for easier removal
• Light absorbency works well when heavy absorption is not required

Applications and Usage

• Covering and protecting wounds with a sterile gauze pad
• Absorbing fluids during routine dressing changes
• Stocking first aid and clinical care areas with individually sterile wound dressings

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• These gauze pads are described for light absorbency, so buyers needing heavier fluid management may want a different option.
• The 4 inch x 4 inch format is a key fit consideration when matching the pad to the wound area or dressing protocol.

FAQ

• Are these gauze pads sterile? Yes. These Pro-Gauze pads are sterile.
• What size are the pads? Each gauze pad measures 4 inch x 4 inch.
• What are these gauze pads made from? The pads use a rayon/polyester nonwoven material with an absorbent cellulose layer.
• Do the pads absorb fluids quickly? Yes. The absorbent cellulose layer is designed to quickly absorb fluids.
• Are these pads meant for heavy absorbency? No. The product details describe these gauze pads as soft with light absorbency.

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