Medline Woven Sterile 8-Ply Gauze Sponges, 4" x 4" in 2-Packs, 100 EA/BX

Woven Sterile 8-Ply Gauze Sponges, 4" x 4" in 2-Packs, 100 EA/BX

These woven sterile 8-ply gauze sponges are cotton dressings for wound dressings, wound packing, and general wound care. They fit clinics, medical offices, and care settings that need sterile gauze in a ready-to-use format. The 4 inch x 4 inch sponge size, C fold design, and easy-open 2-packs support clean, efficient handling.

Good Fit For

• Wound care stations
• Exam rooms and treatment areas
• Procedures that call for sterile gauze sponges
• Facilities standardizing on 4 inch x 4 inch gauze

Key Features

• Sterile woven cotton gauze for wound dressings, wound packing, and general wound care
• 8-ply construction offers a substantial gauze format for clinical use
• 4 inch x 4 inch size suits common dressing and wound care workflows
• C fold design helps minimize loose threads and lint
• Easy-open envelopes are sealed to help prevent intrusion of dust and contaminants
• Packed in 2-packs for convenient sterile handling at point of use

Applications and Usage

• Applying wound dressings
• Wound packing
• General wound care

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• Material: Cotton.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This SKU is a woven, sterile gauze sponge format, which may matter if your protocol differs from nonwoven or nonsterile options.
• The C fold design is intended to help reduce loose threads and lint during use.
• Easy-open envelopes can help support faster setup in wound care workflows.

FAQ

• What are these gauze sponges used for? These sterile woven gauze sponges are intended for wound dressings, wound packing, and general wound care.
• Are these gauze sponges sterile? Yes. These gauze sponges are sterile.
• What size are the sponges? Each gauze sponge measures 4 inch x 4 inch.
• What material are they made from? These gauze sponges are made from cotton.
• How are they packed for use? This item comes in easy-open 2-packs, and the envelopes are sealed to help prevent dust and contaminants from getting in.

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