Medline Nonsterile 100% Cotton Woven Gauze Sponges, 200 EA/PK

Nonsterile 100% Cotton Woven Gauze Sponges, 200 EA/PK

These nonsterile 100% cotton woven gauze sponges are made for wound dressings, wound packing, and general wound care. They fit healthcare settings and supply rooms that need a latex-free gauze option for everyday clinical use. The C fold design helps minimize loose threads and lint, and the easy-open envelopes are sealed to help keep out dust and contaminants.

Good Fit For

• General wound care workflows
• Wound dressing changes
• Wound packing tasks
• Clinical supply rooms needing nonsterile gauze

Key Features

• 100% cotton woven gauze for wound dressings, wound packing, and general wound care
• Nonsterile format supports workflows where sterile gauze is not required
• C fold design helps minimize loose threads and lint during handling
• Latex-free construction may help facilities meet latex-free product preferences
• Easy-open envelopes are sealed to help prevent dust and contaminant intrusion
• Pack includes 200 gauze sponges for routine supply needs

Applications and Usage

• Applying wound dressings
• Packing wounds as directed by facility protocol
• Stocking general wound care supplies in healthcare settings

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: PK.
• Sterility: Nonsterile.
• This gauze is nonsterile, so buyers should confirm that nonsterile product is appropriate for the intended protocol.
• The product is latex free for facilities that standardize around latex-free supplies.

FAQ

• Are these gauze sponges sterile? No. These gauze sponges are nonsterile.
• What are these gauze sponges used for? These woven gauze sponges are intended for wound dressings, wound packing, and general wound care.
• What is the benefit of the C fold design? The C fold design helps minimize loose threads and lint, which can support cleaner handling during use.
• Are these gauze sponges latex free? Yes. These gauze sponges are latex free.
• How many gauze sponges come in a pack? Each pack includes 200 gauze sponges.

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