Curity Nonwoven Sponge, 4 x 4 Inch, 3-Ply

Cardinal Health Curity Nonwoven Sponge, 4 x 4 Inch, 3-Ply

The Cardinal Health Curity Nonwoven Sponge is a 4 x 4 inch, 3-ply gauze sponge designed for everyday wound care, cleansing, prepping, and dressing applications. Made with a soft rayon/polyester blend, this nonwoven sponge is ideal for clinicians, caregivers, and anyone managing wound care at home who wants dependable, absorbent coverage at a cost-effective price.

Because it's built from a nonwoven material rather than traditional woven gauze, this sponge delivers strong absorbency with a softer feel and is virtually lint-free, helping reduce the risk of loose fibers in the wound bed. The 3-ply construction offers extra bulk and cushioning to soak up exudate, apply solutions, or clean the skin around a wound, while remaining gentle against sensitive areas. Its balanced strength and absorbency make it a versatile choice for routine dressing changes and general first-aid tasks.

This sponge measures 4 x 4 inches and is available in multiple purchase options: choose a Box of 200 for home or small-office use, or a Case of 4000 for high-volume and facility needs. It's a practical, economical addition to any wound care kit and is often FSA/HSA eligible when used for a qualifying medical purpose. Select your preferred quantity below to get started.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is a nonwoven gauze sponge?
A: A nonwoven sponge is made from bonded rayon/polyester fibers rather than traditional woven cotton threads, giving it excellent absorbency, a softer texture, and a virtually lint-free surface.

Q: What size are these sponges?
A: Each Curity nonwoven sponge measures 4 x 4 inches and features a 3-ply layered construction for added absorbency and cushioning.

Q: How many sponges come in a package?
A: You can choose from a Box of 200 or a Case of 4000, depending on how much you use. Simply select your preferred quantity above.

Q: What are these sponges used for?
A: They're commonly used for wound cleansing, dressing, prepping, and general first-aid tasks, as well as applying topical solutions and absorbing exudate.

Q: Are these gauze sponges FSA/HSA eligible?
A: Wound care supplies like these are often FSA/HSA eligible when used for a qualifying medical purpose. Check with your plan administrator for details.