Curity Sterile USP Type VII Gauze Sponge, 2 x 2 Inch, Eight-Ply

Cardinal Health Curity Sterile USP Type VII Gauze Sponge, 2 x 2 Inch, Eight-Ply

The Cardinal Health Curity Sterile Gauze Sponge is a versatile 2 x 2 inch, eight-ply wound-care staple designed for dressing, cleaning, packing, and minor prepping of open wounds. Meeting USP Type VII standards set by the United States Pharmacopeial Convention, these sponges are trusted by clinicians, caregivers, and anyone building a reliable home first-aid or wound-care kit.

Each sponge is made with an absorbent eight-ply construction that soaks up drainage and exudate while providing a soft, cushioning layer over the wound site. The sterile design and generous absorbency make these sponges ideal for everyday use, whether you're managing a chronic wound, covering a surgical site, or cleaning and prepping the skin. Because they arrive ready to use, you can apply them quickly and confidently.

These gauze sponges are conveniently packed in sterile pairs in peel-back packages, so the contents stay clean until the moment you need them. They're available in multiple options, including a Pack of 1, a Case of 50, and a Case of 1500, so you can stock the right quantity for occasional use or a busy clinical setting. Wound-care supplies like these are typically FSA/HSA eligible. Select your preferred pack or case size below.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What size are these gauze sponges?
A: These are 2 x 2 inch, eight-ply gauze sponges, a popular size for smaller wounds and precise application.

Q: Are these gauze sponges sterile?
A: Yes. They are sterile and packaged in peel-back packages containing sterile pairs, keeping them clean until opened.

Q: What does USP Type VII mean?
A: USP means the gauze sponge meets United States Pharmacopeial Convention standards, and Type VII refers to the recognized gauze specification for quality and consistency.

Q: What can I use these sponges for?
A: They're suited for a range of applications, including dressing, cleaning, packing, and minor prepping for open wounds.

Q: What quantities are available?
A: You can choose from a Pack of 1, a Case of 50, or a Case of 1500 to match your needs at home or in a clinical setting.