Curity Sterile Gauze Sponge, 2 x 2 Inch, 12-Ply

Cardinal Health Curity Sterile Gauze Sponge, 2 x 2 Inch, 12-Ply

The Cardinal Health Curity Sterile Gauze Sponge is a dependable 2 x 2 inch, 12-ply wound-care sponge designed for cleaning, covering, and cushioning minor and moderate wounds. It's a go-to choice for nurses, caregivers, and anyone managing wound care at home or in a clinical setting, delivering the sterility and absorbency you need for confident everyday use.

Made with a soft, highly absorbent cotton weave and constructed in 12 plies for extra thickness, this sponge soaks up drainage while providing gentle padding over the wound site. Use it to clean and prep skin, apply antiseptics or medications, absorb exudate, or secure beneath a bandage or wrap. Because each sponge is individually wrapped and sterile, you can open just what you need while keeping the rest protected and ready.

This product is available in multiple options, including a Single sponge, a Box of 100, and a Case of 2400, so you can stock up to match your needs. The perforated carton makes dispensing quick and clean, reducing waste and cross-contamination. These sponges are typically FSA/HSA eligible for qualifying wound-care use. Select your preferred size or option below to add it to your cart.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Are these gauze sponges sterile?
A: Yes. Each Curity gauze sponge is individually wrapped and sterile, so it's ready for direct wound contact right out of the package.

Q: What does 12-ply mean?
A: Ply refers to the number of layers of gauze. The 12-ply construction offers extra thickness for greater absorbency and cushioning compared to lower-ply sponges.

Q: What are these 2 x 2 inch sponges used for?
A: They're ideal for cleaning wounds, applying antiseptics or ointments, absorbing drainage, prepping skin, and padding under a secondary dressing or wrap.

Q: How many sponges come in a package?
A: It depends on the option you choose. You can order a Single sponge, a Box of 100, or a Case of 2400 to match your usage and budget.

Q: Are these sponges FSA/HSA eligible?
A: In most cases, yes. Wound-care supplies like sterile gauze are commonly eligible for FSA and HSA reimbursement when used for a qualifying medical need.