Curity Gauze Sponges USP Type VII, Sterile 12-Ply, 4" x 4"
Curity Gauze Sponges USP Type VII, Sterile 12-Ply, 4" x 4" - Pack of 10 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Curity Gauze Sponges USP Type VII, Sterile 12-Ply, 4" x 4" - Pack of 10 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Curity Gauze Sponges USP Type VII, Sterile 12-Ply, 4 x 4 Inch
The Curity Gauze Sponges USP Type VII are designed for reliable wound care in hospitals, clinics, and home health settings. Constructed from high-quality ring-spun cotton, each sponge offers 12-ply thickness for superior absorbency, making it an excellent choice for dressing, cleaning, packing, and debriding a wide range of wounds.
Meeting United States Pharmacopeial Convention (USP) standards for Type VII gauze, these sponges deliver a consistent, dependable level of quality that healthcare professionals trust. Each 4 x 4 inch sponge is individually packed sterile, with 10 sponges per soft pouch, helping maintain a clean and ready-to-use supply for everyday wound management needs.
Whether you're stocking a first aid station, hospital supply cart, or home medical kit, these sterile gauze sponges provide the absorbency and softness needed for effective wound care. Their soft, non-abrasive texture minimizes discomfort during application while their multi-ply construction supports efficient fluid absorption.
Trusted by professionals and caregivers alike, Curity gauze sponges remain a staple choice for consistent, sterile wound care supplies.
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