Medline Prefolded Gauze Diaper, 12" x 16.5", 10 doz./Case, 12 EA/DZ

Prefolded Gauze Diaper, 12" x 16.5", 10 doz./Case, 12 EA/DZ

This prefolded gauze diaper is a reusable cotton diaper made for buyers who want a washable option with straightforward storage and handling. It works well for settings that value reusability and quick access during routine changes. The diaper uses 2-ply cotton with a 6-ply super-absorbent center panel and measures 12 inch x 16.5 inch.

Good Fit For

• Washable diaper programs
• Buyers seeking reusable cotton diapers
• Storage areas where prefolded format saves time

Key Features

• Prefolded design helps keep storage organized and makes diapers quicker to grab
• Reusable construction supports wash-and-reuse workflows
• 100% cotton material offers a familiar gauze diaper feel
• 2-ply diaper body balances basic structure with reusable fabric construction
• 6-ply center panel adds absorbent thickness where wetness control matters most

Applications and Usage

• Routine diaper changes where a reusable cotton option is preferred
• Organized diaper storage with prefolded diapers ready for quick access
• Facilities or households looking to wash and reuse diapers instead of discarding them

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: DZ.
• Material: Cotton.
• This is a reusable diaper, so laundering is part of the workflow
• Buyers comparing absorbency may want to note the 6-ply center panel rather than the overall 2-ply construction
• The prefolded format may be a better fit for teams that want faster access from storage

FAQ

• Is this diaper reusable or disposable? This gauze diaper is reusable and made to be washed and reused.
• What material is used? This diaper is made of 100% cotton.
• Does the diaper have extra absorbency in the center? Yes. The diaper has a 6-ply center panel for wetness control.
• Is the diaper already folded for storage? Yes. The diaper is prefolded, which helps with easy storage and quick access.
• What size is this diaper? This gauze diaper measures 12 inch x 16.5 inch.

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