Medline Gauze Sterile Nonwoven 4-Ply Sponges, 2" x 2", in 2-Packs, 2 EA/PK

Gauze Sterile Nonwoven 4-Ply Sponges, 2" x 2", in 2-Packs, 2 EA/PK

These sterile nonwoven gauze sponges are 2 inch x 2 inch, 4-ply dressings packed in convenient 2-count packs. They fit buyers who want a small sterile sponge for clinical and first-aid workflows where low lint and reduced sticking can matter. The nonwoven rayon and polyester blend is noted for strength, absorbency, and faster wicking than traditional woven cotton gauze.

Good Fit For

• Small sterile dressing changes
• First-aid stations and exam rooms
• Procedure areas that prefer low-lint nonwoven gauze

Key Features

• Sterile nonwoven gauze sponges for wound dressing and general care tasks
• 2 inch x 2 inch size works well when a smaller sponge format is preferred
• 4-ply construction supports absorbency in a compact pad
• Virtually nonadherent surface helps reduce sticking compared with traditional woven cotton gauze
• Rayon and polyester blend balances strength and absorbency
• Packed 2 each per pack for small-volume sterile use

Applications and Usage

• Covering or cushioning smaller wound sites
• Keeping sterile gauze available in first-aid or treatment areas
• Supporting dressing changes where reduced lint is preferred

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: PK.
• Material: Cotton.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This is a small 2 inch x 2 inch sponge, so buyers covering larger areas may want a different size.
• Each pack holds 2 sponges, which can help with single-use sterile workflows.

FAQ

• Are these gauze sponges sterile? Yes. These gauze sponges are sterile.
• What size are the sponges? Each sponge measures 2 inch x 2 inch.
• How many sponges come in each pack? Each pack includes 2 sponges.
• What material are these made from? The product details describe a rayon and polyester blend.
• How do these compare with traditional woven cotton gauze? The nonwoven sponge is described as virtually nonadherent, with less lint and faster wicking than traditional woven cotton gauze.

From Medline.