Cardinal Health Curity All Purpose Non-Sterile Non-Woven Sponge 2" x 2", 4-Ply, 8000/CS

Curity All Purpose Non-Sterile Non-Woven Sponge 2" x 2", 4-Ply, 8000/CS

Curity all purpose non-sterile non-woven sponges are 2 inch x 2 inch, 4-ply sponges for general professional supply needs. This case format fits buyers who need a high-volume option for ongoing use in healthcare or facility settings. Each case includes 40 packs of 200 sponges for a total of 8000 sponges.

Good Fit For

• High-volume healthcare supply purchasing
• Facility stockrooms managing recurring sponge demand
• Teams that need non-sterile 2 inch x 2 inch sponges
• Bulk replenishment planning by the case

Key Features

• 2 inch x 2 inch sponge size for small-format applications
• 4-ply construction for buyers who need this specific sponge format
• Non-sterile design for workflows that do not require sterile sponges
• Non-woven sponge style for facilities standardizing on non-woven supplies
• Case pack includes 40 packs of 200, supporting bulk purchasing and restocking

Applications and Usage

• Stocking central supply areas with non-sterile non-woven sponges
• Purchasing case quantities for repeated day-to-day use
• Standardizing on a 2 inch x 2 inch 4-ply sponge format

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Size: 11 X 9 Inch.
• Sterility: Nonsterile.
• This sponge is non-sterile, so buyers should confirm that non-sterile format matches the intended workflow.
• The case quantity is large, which may suit frequent-use environments better than low-volume purchasing.
• Buyers comparing similar sponges should confirm both the 2 inch x 2 inch size and 4-ply construction.

FAQ

• Is this sponge sterile? No. This Curity sponge is non-sterile.
• What size is the sponge? Each sponge is 2 inch x 2 inch.
• How many sponges come in a case? The case includes 8000 sponges total, packed as 200 each per pack and 40 packs per case.
• What ply is this sponge? This sponge is 4-ply.
• Is this a woven or non-woven sponge? This product is a non-woven sponge.

From Curity by Cardinal Health.