Cardinal Health Sponge Dressing Versalon Poly / Rayon 4-Ply 2" x 2" Square, 8000 EA/CS

Sponge Dressing Versalon Poly / Rayon 4-Ply 2" x 2" Square, 8000 EA/CS

This sponge dressing is a non-woven Versalon poly/rayon 4-ply square sponge in a 2 inch x 2 inch size. It works well for routine prep and cleanup tasks such as applying ointments, wiping needles, and cleaning slides in professional care settings. Buyers looking for a cost-effective, highly absorbent option may appreciate the virtually lint-free construction and case quantity of 8000 each.

Good Fit For

• Applying ointments
• Prepping surfaces or areas
• Wiping needles
• Cleaning slides

Key Features

• Non-woven all-purpose sponge for everyday prep and cleanup tasks
• Poly/rayon construction supports absorbency for routine use
• Virtually lint-free surface helps reduce stray fibers during use
• 4-ply square format offers a consistent 2 inch x 2 inch size
• Cost-effective choice for high-volume purchasing
• Case includes 8000 each for larger departments and ongoing use

Applications and Usage

• Applying ointments during routine care tasks
• Prepping before procedures or treatments
• Wiping needles as part of workflow setup or cleanup
• Cleaning slides in clinical or lab environments

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This sponge is a 2 inch x 2 inch square format, which may suit smaller prep or cleaning tasks.
• The case quantity is 8000 each, making it better suited to higher-volume purchasing needs.

FAQ

• What tasks is this sponge dressing used for? This sponge dressing is intended for all-purpose tasks such as applying ointments, prepping, wiping needles, and cleaning slides.
• What size is the sponge? Each sponge is 2 inch x 2 inch and square.
• What is the material and ply? The sponge uses a poly/rayon construction and comes in a 4-ply format.
• Is the sponge absorbent and low lint? Yes. The product details describe the sponge as highly absorbent and virtually lint-free.
• Is this a good option for larger volume purchasing? Yes. This case includes 8000 each, which can make sense for departments or facilities that go through sponges regularly.

From Curity by Cardinal Health.