CareStock Sterile Nonwoven Sponge, 2 x 2 Inch, 4-Ply

CareStock Sterile Nonwoven Sponge, 2 x 2 Inch, 4-Ply

The CareStock Sterile Nonwoven Sponge is a versatile 2 x 2 inch, 4-ply gauze pad designed for everyday wound care in clinical and home settings. Made from a soft polyester/rayon nonwoven blend, these sponges deliver dependable performance for cleansing, dressing, and packing minor to moderate wounds. They're a smart choice for caregivers, nurses, and anyone managing wound care at home who wants a reliable, absorbent sponge.

Thanks to its multi-ply layered construction, this sponge offers enhanced absorbency that quickly wicks away exudate and fluids to help keep the wound site clean. The nonwoven material is lint-reduced and gentle against the skin, making it ideal for applying medications, prepping and cleaning the wound area, or securing beneath a secondary dressing. Each sponge is packaged in sterile pairs, so you can maintain a clean field and use exactly what you need without waste.

These sterile nonwoven sponges are available in multiple options, including a Box of 50 pairs and a bulk Case of 1500, so you can stock the quantity that fits your needs. This wound care essential is typically FSA/HSA eligible. Select your preferred quantity from the options below to order.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Are these gauze sponges sterile?
A: Yes. These CareStock nonwoven sponges are packaged in sterile pairs, making them ready to use for wound dressing and cleaning where a clean field is needed.

Q: What are the sponges made of?
A: They are made from a polyester/rayon nonwoven blend with a 4-ply layered construction for softness and enhanced absorbency.

Q: What can I use these sponges for?
A: They're ideal for dressing and packing wounds, cleansing the wound site, applying topical medications, and general wound care tasks.

Q: How many are in a package?
A: Choose from a Box of 50 pairs or a bulk Case of 1500, depending on how much you need.

Q: Are these sponges FSA/HSA eligible?
A: Wound care supplies like these are typically FSA/HSA eligible. Check with your plan administrator to confirm your specific coverage.