Medline NON21424 - Gauze Sponge 4"x4" 12Ply 2's Sterile 50/BX, 24 BX/CS

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Medline NON21424 - Gauze Sponge 4"x4" 12Ply 2's Sterile 50/BX, 24 BX/CS

Gauze Sponges, Sterile 2s USP Type VII

Woven Gauze Sponge, 4" x 4", 12-ply (10.16 x 10.16 cm)

100% Cotton

These 100% cotton sponges are ideal for wound dressings, wound packing and general wound care. Our strictly controlled manufacturing process assures clean, debris-free packing with folded edges to prevent unraveling.

The best for traditional wound care

These USP Type VII cotton sponges are ideal for wound dressings, wound packing and general wound care. These 100% cotton sponges are ideal for wound dressings, wound packing and general wound care. Our strictly controlled manufacturing process assures clean,debris-free packing with folded edges to prevent unraveling.

Sterile 2's are packed in a coated paper envelope to reduce fiber debris.
This easy-open envelope is also carefully sealed to prevent the intrusion of dust and contaminants.
Sterile 10's feature strong rigid trays.
Strictly controlled manufacturing assures clean, debris-free packing with folded edges to prevent unraveling.
"C fold" design minimizes loose threads and lint.
Not made with natural rubber latex.

What is Gauze Sponge?

Gauze sponges are disposable medical supplies used every day in hospitals and medical offices around the world. They are ordinarily made of gauze and are used to absorb blood and other fluids as well as clean wounds.

The open weave design of gauze sponges assists with the removal of dead tissue from the skin surface as well as vertically wick fluid from the wound onto any secondary dressing to assist with preventing maceration of skin tissue. In order to avoid leaving gauze sponges in bodies, some kinds of gauze sponge are woven with X-ray detectable thread.

What is Woven Sponge Gauze?

Woven gauze is loosely woven, usually from cotton fibers. This allows for the absorption or wicking of exudate and other fluids into or through the gauze. Woven gauze could have fine or coarse mesh with different thread counts. Coarse gauze are generally useful for debridement. Fine gauze is usually applied as packing when treating wounds.

When wet, cotton fibers have the unique property of being stronger!