McKesson Sterile Fluff Bandage Roll, 4-1/2 Inch x 3-1/10 Yard, Eight-Ply

McKesson Sterile Fluff Bandage Roll, 4-1/2 Inch x 3-1/10 Yard, Eight-Ply

The McKesson Sterile Fluff Bandage Roll is a highly absorbent, eight-ply rolled gauze designed for cushioning, packing, and covering wounds. Made of 100% prewashed, fluff-dried woven cotton, it's ideal for patients, caregivers, and clinicians who need dependable absorbency for moderate to heavily draining wounds. Whether used at home or in a clinical setting, this fluff roll delivers the bulk and softness needed to protect and support the healing process.

The crinkle-weave pattern adds extra bulk to better cushion and protect wound sites, while the open-weave design promotes fast wicking and aeration to help reduce the risk of maceration. Its low-linting formulation helps minimize the chance of fibers being left behind in the wound bed, and finished edges further help reduce the risk of wound contamination. Conformable and easy to wrap, it molds comfortably around body contours for secure, dependable coverage.

This versatile gauze can be used as either a primary or secondary dressing and comes sterile for confident use on open wounds. It measures 4-1/2 inches by 3-1/10 yards and is available as a Single roll or a Case of 100. Rolled gauze like this is often FSA/HSA eligible when used for a qualifying medical need. Select your preferred option below to order the right quantity for your needs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is a fluff bandage roll used for?
A: It's used to absorb wound drainage, pack wound cavities, and cushion and protect wound sites. It can serve as a primary dressing in direct contact with the wound or as a secondary dressing over another dressing.

Q: Is this gauze sterile?
A: Yes, the McKesson Fluff Bandage Roll is sterile, making it appropriate for use on open wounds when a sterile dressing is needed.

Q: What does eight-ply mean?
A: Eight-ply refers to the number of gauze layers, which provides added bulk, cushioning, and absorbency compared to lower-ply gauze.

Q: Why is the low-linting design important?
A: A low-linting formulation helps reduce the chance of small fibers being left behind in the wound bed, supporting cleaner dressing changes.

Q: What quantities are available?
A: You can choose a Single roll or a Case of 100. Select your preferred option above to match your usage needs.