McKesson USP Type VII Gauze Sponge Cotton Gauze 12-Ply 2 X 2" Square NonSterile

USP Type VII Gauze Sponge Cotton Gauze 12-Ply 2 X 2" Square NonSterile

This USP Type VII gauze sponge is a nonsterile cotton gauze pad for wound dressings, wound packing, and general wound care. It fits facilities and clinical teams that need a woven gauze option for routine care tasks. This square sponge is 2 x 2 inch, 12-ply, and made without natural rubber latex.

Good Fit For

• General wound care in clinical settings
• Wound dressing applications
• Wound packing tasks
• Facilities purchasing nonsterile cotton gauze sponges

Key Features

• USP Type VII gauze sponge for wound dressings, wound packing, and general wound care
• 12-ply construction for buyers who need this specific sponge format
• 2 x 2 inch square size for small-area dressing and care tasks
• 100% cotton gauze in a woven sponge format
• Nonsterile design for workflows that call for nonsterile gauze
• Not made with natural rubber latex

Applications and Usage

• Applying wound dressings
• Packing wounds when nonsterile gauze is appropriate
• Routine general wound care

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: PK.
• Size: 5.1 cm.
• Sterility: Nonsterile.
• This gauze sponge is nonsterile, so buyers should confirm that nonsterile gauze matches their protocol and intended use.
• The current SKU is a 2 x 2 inch square sponge, which may matter when standardizing dressing tray contents or treatment room supplies.
• This product is 12-ply, so teams replacing another gauze format should verify ply requirements before ordering.

FAQ

• Is this gauze sponge sterile? No. This gauze sponge is nonsterile.
• What size is this gauze sponge? This sponge measures 2 x 2 inch and has a square shape.
• What material is the gauze made from? This gauze sponge is made from 100% cotton.
• What is this gauze sponge used for? This gauze sponge is intended for wound dressings, wound packing, and general wound care.
• Is this product latex free? Yes. It is not made with natural rubber latex.

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