dynarex Gauze Sponge, 4 x 4 Inch, 8-Ply

Dynarex Gauze Sponge, 4 x 4 Inch, 8-Ply

The Dynarex Gauze Sponge is a versatile 4 x 4 inch, 8-ply wound-care essential made from 100% cotton gauze. Designed for anyone managing wounds at home or in a clinical setting, these sponges are ideal for cleaning, prepping, dressing, and covering minor cuts, scrapes, surgical sites, and other wounds where reliable absorbency and gentle contact matter.

Built with eight plies of soft, breathable cotton, this gauze delivers dependable absorbency to help wick away drainage and keep wounds clean. The cut edges are folded in so there are no exposed raw edges, which helps minimize loose fibers and lint that can shed into a wound. That thoughtful design makes each sponge comfortable against the skin and easy to use for wiping, packing, padding, and securing dressings day after day.

These gauze sponges measure 4 x 4 inches and are available in multiple options, including a Pack of 1 and a Case of 20, so you can choose the quantity that fits your needs. As a staple wound-care supply, gauze is typically FSA/HSA eligible. Select your preferred option below to add these versatile cotton sponges to your cart.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What are these gauze sponges used for?
A: They're commonly used for wound cleaning, applying medication or antiseptic, absorbing drainage, cushioning, and covering minor cuts, abrasions, and post-surgical sites.

Q: What are the sponges made of?
A: Each sponge is made of 100% cotton gauze with eight plies for added absorbency and a soft feel against the skin.

Q: Why are the edges folded in?
A: The cut edges are folded in so there are no exposed raw edges, which helps reduce loose fibers and lint from getting into the wound.

Q: What sizes and quantities are available?
A: These sponges measure 4 x 4 inches and come in multiple options, including a Pack of 1 and a Case of 20. Choose your preferred option from the selector above.

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