Cardinal Health USP Type VII Gauze Sponge Curity Cotton 12-Ply 4 x 8" Rectangle NonSterile, 2000 EA/CS

USP Type VII Gauze Sponge Curity Cotton 12-Ply 4 x 8" Rectangle NonSterile, 2000 EA/CS

Curity USP Type VII gauze sponge is a nonsterile cotton sponge in a 12-ply rectangular format. It fits buyers who need bulk gauze sponges for professional care settings and want easier handling during prep and counting. This case includes 2,000 sponges, with packs indexed in 10s to support faster workflow.

Good Fit For

• High-volume professional care settings
• Supply rooms that need case quantities
• Workflows where indexed counts can speed handling

Key Features

• USP Type VII gauze sponge for buyers who need a standard professional gauze format
• Cotton construction for a familiar gauze material choice
• 12-ply design for this specific sponge configuration
• Rectangular 4 x 8 inch format for buyers selecting by shape and size
• Nonsterile sponge for workflows that call for nonsterile gauze
• Indexed in 10s for faster, easier handling during setup and use

Applications and Usage

• Stocking bulk nonsterile gauze sponges in clinical or facility supply areas
• Supporting setups where staff prefer gauze indexed in 10s for easier handling
• Purchasing case quantities for recurring gauze sponge demand

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Size: 16.5 X 10.5 Inch.
• Material: Cotton.
• Sterility: Nonsterile.
• This gauze sponge is nonsterile, so buyers should confirm it matches the intended workflow.
• The sponge is indexed in 10s, which may help teams that sort or count gauze during setup.
• Case quantity is 2,000 each, which may be a better fit for higher-volume purchasing.

FAQ

• Is this gauze sponge sterile? No. This Curity gauze sponge is nonsterile.
• What material is the gauze sponge made from? This gauze sponge is made of cotton.
• What ply is this sponge? This Curity gauze sponge is 12-ply.
• How many sponges come in the case? The case quantity is 2,000 sponges.
• Does the packaging help with counting or handling? Yes. The sponges are indexed in 10s for faster, easier handling.

From Curity by Cardinal Health.