Dermacea Sterile Gauze Sponge, 4 x 4 Inch, Eight-Ply

Cardinal Health Dermacea Sterile Gauze Sponge, 4 x 4 Inch, Eight-Ply

The Cardinal Health Dermacea Sterile Gauze Sponge is a versatile 4 x 4 inch, eight-ply wound care essential designed for cleansing, dressing, prepping, and absorbing drainage from minor cuts, surgical sites, and chronic wounds. Ideal for hospitals, clinics, and home caregivers alike, these sterile gauze sponges deliver dependable performance for everyday wound management and general first-aid needs.

Crafted from soft, highly absorbent woven gauze, each sponge wicks away exudate to help keep the wound bed clean and support healing. The eight-ply construction provides added thickness and absorbency for moderate drainage, while the finished edges help reduce loose threads and lint. Sponges are packed in sterile pairs, so you can open only what you need while keeping the rest protected and ready for the next dressing change.

This product is available in multiple options to fit your usage and budget \u2014 choose a Pack of 1, a Box of 25, or a Case of 600 from the selector below. Each sponge measures 4 x 4 inches with an eight-ply build, and the individual pouches maintain sterility until the moment of use. Gauze sponges like these are typically FSA/HSA eligible when used for qualifying medical care. Select your preferred quantity below to order.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What size are these gauze sponges?
A: Each Cardinal Health Dermacea sponge measures 4 x 4 inches with an eight-ply construction for reliable absorbency.

Q: Are these gauze sponges sterile?
A: Yes. The sponges are sterile and packed in sterile pairs, so you can use one pouch at a time while keeping the remaining sponges protected until needed.

Q: What are eight-ply gauze sponges used for?
A: They are commonly used for wound cleansing, dressing, prepping, packing, and absorbing drainage. The eight-ply thickness makes them well suited for wounds with moderate exudate.

Q: How many sponges come in each option?
A: Choose from a Pack of 1, a Box of 25, or a Case of 600 depending on how many you need. Sponges are packaged in sterile pairs within each option.

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