Cardinal Health Sponge Dressing Curity Cotton 12-Ply 2" x 2" Square, 20000 EA/CS

Sponge Dressing Curity Cotton 12-Ply 2" x 2" Square, 20000 EA/CS

Curity cotton gauze sponge dressing is a nonsterile 12-ply 2 inch x 2 inch square sponge for wound care and general clinical cleaning tasks. It fits facilities that need an economical gauze option for high-volume use across dressing changes, minor prepping, wound packing, and debriding. The white cotton construction uses USP Type VII gauze, and the sponges are indexed in 10s to support faster handling.

Good Fit For

• High-volume wound care and dressing changes
• General cleaning and minor prepping in clinical settings
• Facilities seeking an economical nonsterile gauze sponge
• Workflows that benefit from gauze indexed in 10s

Key Features

• 12-ply cotton gauze offers a thicker sponge format for routine dressing and cleaning needs
• 2 inch x 2 inch square size works well for smaller-site care and general prep tasks
• Nonsterile construction supports workflows where sterile gauze is not required
• USP Type VII gauze helps buyers match product type to established facility standards
• Indexed in 10s for faster, easier handling during busy clinical use
• Suitable for wound dressing, general cleaning, minor prepping, wound packing, and debriding

Applications and Usage

• Wound dressing
• General cleaning
• Minor prepping
• Wound packing
• Debriding

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Material: Cotton.
• Sterility: Nonsterile.
• Nonsterile gauze is best selected for applications where sterile sponges are not required.
• The 2 inch x 2 inch size is a compact option, so buyers may want to confirm it matches the treatment area and protocol.
• This sponge is a 12-ply format, which may matter for teams standardizing on a specific gauze thickness.

FAQ

• Is this gauze sponge sterile? No. This Curity gauze sponge is nonsterile.
• What size is the sponge? Each sponge measures 2 inch x 2 inch and has a square shape.
• What is the sponge made from? This dressing sponge is made from cotton and uses USP Type VII gauze.
• What tasks is this gauze sponge used for? The sponge is suited for wound dressing, general cleaning, minor prepping, wound packing, and debriding.
• What helps make handling easier during busy use? The nonsterile sponges are indexed in 10s, which can help staff pull and organize them more quickly.

From Curity by Cardinal Health.