Medline Sterile X-ray Compatible Gauze Sponges, 32-Ply, 4" x 4"

Sterile X-ray Compatible Gauze Sponges, 32-Ply, 4" x 4"

Sterile X-ray compatible gauze sponges are 32-ply cotton dressings sized 4 inch x 4 inch. They are a practical choice for clinical settings that want absorbency along with X-ray detectability and clean removal from the tray. This case packs sterile gauze sponges with dual barium sulfate strands in a figure 8 design and a latex-free construction.

Good Fit For

• Clinical dressing setups where X-ray detectability is important
• Procedure trays that benefit from clean sponge removal
• Facilities seeking sterile latex-free gauze sponges

Key Features

• 32-ply cotton gauze helps support absorbency for dressing tasks
• X-ray compatible design helps with easier detection during procedures
• Dual barium sulfate strands are layered in a figure 8 pattern
• Manufactured to minimize lint for a cleaner dressing workflow
• Designed so gauze can be removed cleanly from the tray
• Latex-free construction may support facility material preferences

Applications and Usage

• Stocking sterile gauze sponges in procedure or treatment areas
• Using absorbent gauze sponges where X-ray compatible material is preferred
• Supporting tray-based workflows that call for clean sponge removal

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This SKU is a 4 inch x 4 inch 32-ply option, so buyers can match size and ply to their standard dressing setup.
• The sponge is not strung.
• Case packaging may suit central purchasing and bulk replenishment.

FAQ

• Are these gauze sponges sterile? Yes. These gauze sponges are sterile.
• Are these gauze sponges X-ray compatible? Yes. The sponges use dual X-ray detectable barium sulfate strands in a figure 8 design for easier detection.
• What size are these gauze sponges? Each gauze sponge measures 4 inch x 4 inch.
• What material are these gauze sponges made from? These gauze sponges are made from 100% cotton.
• Are these gauze sponges latex-free? Yes. These gauze sponges are latex-free.

From Medline.