Medline Sterile Post-Op Gauze Sponge, 4" x 4"

Sterile Post-Op Gauze Sponge, 4" x 4"

Sterile post-op gauze sponges are 4 inch x 4 inch dressings for situations that need increased absorbency. They are a practical choice for clinical and wound-care settings where buyers want a sterile sponge with durable nonwoven outer layers and extra-absorbent cellulose fibers. This pack includes 2 sponges and is latex free.

Good Fit For

• Post-op dressing changes
• Clinical wound-care settings
• Facilities seeking latex-free gauze sponges

Key Features

• Sterile post-op gauze sponge for wound-care workflows that call for a ready-to-use dressing
• Extra-absorbent cellulose fibers help with situations that require increased absorbency
• More absorbent than cotton gauze sponges, which may help when higher uptake is preferred
• Nonwoven rayon and polyester outer layer adds durability during handling
• 4 inch x 4 inch size fits common post-op dressing needs
• Latex free for buyers looking to avoid natural rubber latex

Applications and Usage

• Managing post-op sites where increased absorbency is needed
• Stocking exam rooms or treatment areas with sterile gauze sponges
• Supporting dressing changes that benefit from a durable nonwoven outer layer

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: PK.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• The sponge is sold as a 2 per pack format, which may matter for ordering and case planning.
• This item is latex free for facilities with latex-avoidance protocols.

FAQ

• Are these gauze sponges sterile? Yes. These post-op gauze sponges are sterile.
• What size are the sponges? Each sponge measures 4 inch x 4 inch.
• When would this sponge be a good choice? This post-op gauze sponge is intended for situations that require increased absorbency. It uses extra-absorbent cellulose fibers and is described as more absorbent than cotton gauze sponges.
• What is the outer layer made from? The outer layer uses absorbent nonwoven rayon and polyester fibers for added durability.
• Is this product latex free? Yes. This gauze sponge is latex free.

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