Cardinal Health Sponge Dressing Curity™ Cotton 12-Ply 4" X 8" Square, 200EA/PK

Sponge Dressing Curity™ Cotton 12-Ply 4" X 8" Square, 200EA/PK

Curity cotton sponge dressing is a nonsterile 12-ply gauze sponge for wound dressing, general cleaning, minor prepping, wound packing, and debriding. It fits facilities and clinicians looking for an economical gauze option that works across multiple everyday care tasks. This square sponge measures 4 inch x 8 inch and uses USP Type VII gauze.

Good Fit For

• Wound dressing workflows
• General cleaning in care settings
• Minor prepping tasks
• Wound packing and debriding

Key Features

• Nonsterile gauze sponge for general clinical and dressing tasks
• 12-ply cotton construction for buyers who need this specific gauze weight
• 4 inch x 8 inch square format for larger coverage than smaller sponge sizes
• USP Type VII gauze supports consistent product selection
• Indexed in 10s for faster, easier handling during setup and use
• Economical dressing option for a variety of applications

Applications and Usage

• Applying a nonsterile gauze sponge for wound dressing
• Cleaning during routine patient care tasks
• Minor prep work before treatment
• Wound packing when a 4 inch x 8 inch sponge is preferred
• Debriding support in appropriate care workflows

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BG.
• Material: Cotton.
• Sterility: Nonsterile.
• This sponge is nonsterile, so buyers should confirm that nonsterile gauze fits their protocol.
• The 4 inch x 8 inch square format may be preferable when more surface area is needed.
• 12-ply construction should be matched to the workflow and sponge weight your team typically uses.

FAQ

• Is this sponge sterile? No. This Curity gauze sponge is nonsterile.
• What size is this sponge dressing? This sponge measures 4 inch x 8 inch and has a square shape.
• What material is used? This dressing sponge is made of cotton.
• What kinds of tasks is it used for? The product details indicate use for wound dressing, general cleaning, minor prepping, wound packing, and debriding.
• How are the sponges organized for handling? The nonsterile sponges are indexed in 10s for faster, easier handling.

From Curity by Cardinal Health.