Curity Nonwoven Sponge, 3 x 3 Inch, Four-Ply

Cardinal Health Curity Nonwoven Sponge, 3 x 3 Inch, Four-Ply

The Cardinal Health Curity Nonwoven Sponge is a versatile 3 x 3 inch, four-ply wound care sponge designed for cleaning, prepping, dressing, and absorbing exudate at the wound site. It's a dependable choice for nurses, caregivers, and anyone managing minor wounds, incisions, or skin care routines at home or in clinical settings, delivering soft, highly absorbent coverage where you need it.

Made from a nonwoven blend, these sponges offer a smoother, more cloth-like feel than traditional woven gauze, with fewer loose fibers to shed into the wound bed. The four-ply construction adds cushioning and boosts absorbency, making these sponges ideal for applying antiseptics, cleansing skin, packing, or covering a dressing site. Their lint-reduced surface helps promote a cleaner environment for healing while keeping patients comfortable.

These sponges are nonsterile and available in multiple purchase options to fit your needs, from a Box of 100 to a bulk Case of 4000 (packaged 100 sponges per bag, 40 bags per case). Whether you're stocking a first-aid kit or a busy care facility, you can order the quantity that works best for you. Please select your preferred option below.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Are these sponges sterile?
A: No, the Cardinal Health Curity Nonwoven Sponges are nonsterile, making them well suited for general cleaning, prepping, and non-sterile dressing tasks.

Q: What size are these sponges?
A: Each sponge measures 3 x 3 inches and features a four-ply construction for added absorbency and cushioning.

Q: What is the difference between nonwoven and woven gauze?
A: Nonwoven sponges are made from blended fibers that create a softer, more absorbent, and lower-linting surface than traditional woven cotton gauze, which helps reduce fibers left behind in the wound.

Q: How many sponges come in a case?
A: The Case of 4000 contains 40 bags with 100 sponges in each bag, while the Box of 100 offers a smaller quantity for lighter use.

Q: What can I use these sponges for?
A: They're commonly used for wound cleansing, applying antiseptics or ointments, prepping skin, packing, and covering dressing sites.