Medline X-Ray Detectable Sterile Lap Sponge, 18" x 18", Deluxe, 10/Pack, 20 Packs/Case, 10 EA/PK

X-Ray Detectable Sterile Lap Sponge, 18" x 18", Deluxe, 10/Pack, 20 Packs/Case, 10 EA/PK

This x-ray detectable sterile lap sponge is a deluxe cotton surgical sponge for procedures that require sterile absorbent materials and count reconciliation support. It fits operating room and surgical workflow needs where cleanliness and detectability matter. The sponge is prewashed and delinted, and each pack includes 10 sponges.

Good Fit For

• Operating room supply carts
• Surgical procedure packs
• Facilities that need reconciliation support
• Teams stocking sterile absorbent sponges by pack

Key Features

• X-ray detectable lap sponge supports visibility during surgical workflows
• Sterile format suits settings that require sterile absorbent sponges
• Cotton construction offers absorbency for procedural use
• Prewashed and delinted for cleanliness and a low particulate count
• 7 inch loops help with reconciliation
• 10 per pack supports routine procedural stocking

Applications and Usage

• Stocking sterile lap sponges for surgical procedures
• Supporting sponge counts and reconciliation during procedures
• Using absorbent cotton sponges where low particulate count is preferred

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: 10/Pack.
• Material: Cotton.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• Check your facility's preferred sponge dimensions before ordering, as a size value is not available in the structured facts.
• This item is sold by the pack, with 10 sponges in each pack.
• Looped sponges may be preferred in workflows that include reconciliation steps.

FAQ

• Is this lap sponge sterile? Yes. This lap sponge is sterile.
• What material is the lap sponge made from? The lap sponge is made from cotton.
• Does this sponge support reconciliation? Yes. The sponge has 7 inch loops for reconciliation.
• How many sponges come in a pack? Each pack includes 10 lap sponges.
• What preparation details may matter for clean use areas? The lap sponge is prewashed and delinted to provide cleanliness and a low particulate count.

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