McKesson Sterile Nonwoven Sponge, 3 x 3 Inch, 4-Ply

McKesson Sterile Nonwoven Sponge, 3 x 3 Inch, 4-Ply

The McKesson Sterile Nonwoven Sponge is a soft, highly absorbent wound care essential designed for cleaning, prepping, and dressing. Measuring 3 x 3 inches with a 4-ply thickness, each sponge is made from a polyester and rayon blend that balances gentle comfort with dependable durability. It's a versatile choice for home caregivers, clinics, and first aid kits alike.

Because these sponges are nonwoven, they're more absorbent than traditional woven gauze and won't leave lint or loose fibers behind on a wound. That means cleaner wound sites, less irritation, and reliable absorption when you're managing drainage, applying antiseptics, or wiping away debris. The four-ply construction gives you extra bulk and cushioning where you need it, making everyday wound management simpler and more comfortable.

These sponges are sterile, so they're ready for direct wound contact right out of the package. They are available in multiple options\u2014choose a Pack of 1, a Box of 40, or a Case of 1200 to match your needs, from occasional home use to high-volume settings. This item is typically FSA/HSA eligible. Select your preferred quantity below to get started.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Are these sponges sterile?
A: Yes, these are sterile McKesson nonwoven sponges, making them appropriate for direct wound contact and wound dressing applications.

Q: What are the sponges made of?
A: They're made from a soft, durable polyester and rayon blend in a nonwoven construction that resists shedding fibers onto the wound.

Q: What can I use these sponges for?
A: They're well suited for general cleaning, skin prepping, applying solutions, and wound dressing thanks to their high absorbency.

Q: How many sponges come in a package?
A: You can choose the option that fits your needs\u2014a Pack of 1, a Box of 40, or a Case of 1200\u2014using the selector above.

Q: Why choose nonwoven over woven gauze?
A: Nonwoven sponges are typically more absorbent and leave fewer fibers on the wound, offering cleaner, more comfortable care.