Cardinal Gauze Sponge X-Ray Detectable Visitec 4 X 4 Inch 16-Ply NonSterile X-Ray Detectable 10 per Pack

Gauze Sponge X-Ray Detectable Visitec 4 X 4 Inch 16-Ply NonSterile X-Ray Detectable 10 per Pack

This X-ray detectable gauze sponge is a 4 x 4 inch, 16-ply nonsterile sponge made for counting visibility and radiopaque detection in clinical settings. Buyers who need dependable sponge identification may value the dual-colored element, which pairs a blue radiopaque strand with a white strand that remains visible when the sponge is saturated with blood. USP Type VII gauze, low-lint processing, and banding in 10s support consistent handling and count accuracy.

Good Fit For

• Clinical settings that require X-ray detectable gauze sponges
• Workflows where accurate sponge counts matter
• Buyers looking for low-lint USP Type VII gauze

Key Features

• X-ray detectable design helps support sponge identification during use
• Dual-colored element combines a blue radiopaque strand with a white strand visible when saturated with blood
• USP Type VII gauze for buyers specifying this gauze type
• Double vacuum delinting process helps keep lint low
• 4 x 4 inch square format in a 16-ply construction
• Banded in 10s to support accurate counting

Applications and Usage

• Stocking procedure areas with X-ray detectable gauze sponges
• Supporting sponge count workflows with banded groups of 10
• Choosing gauze sponges where visibility when saturated with blood is important

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Size: 4 X 4 Inch.
• Sterility: Nonsterile.
• This gauze sponge is nonsterile, so buyers should confirm it matches their intended protocol.
• The case format uses packs banded in 10s, which may help teams that count and stage sponges by set quantity.
• A Proposition 65 warning appears in the product details.

FAQ

• Is this gauze sponge X-ray detectable? Yes. This gauze sponge is X-ray detectable and uses a dual-colored element with a blue radiopaque strand.
• What size and ply is this sponge? This sponge is 4 x 4 inch and 16-ply.
• Is the sponge sterile? No. This gauze sponge is nonsterile.
• What helps with visibility during use? The sponge uses a dual-colored element that combines a blue radiopaque strand with a white strand that stays visible when the sponge is saturated with blood.
• How are the sponges grouped for counting? They are banded in 10s to help support accurate counts.

From Visitec by Cardinal.