Gauze Sponge Type VII Woven Sterile 4" x 4" 12-Ply 10/Tray, 128/Cs

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Type VII Gauze Sponges 4" x 4" 12-Ply, Sterile

USP Type VII gauze

100% woven cotton

Packaged in rigid plastic tray with peel back lid

Sponges are banded in 10s to ensure accurate count

Used for a number of applications including: general wound care, dressings, prepping, wound packing, and debriding

Highly absorbent and offers exceptional clinical performance

Not made with natural rubber latex

Case Size: 128/Cs
Color: White
Latex Free: Not made with natural rubber latex
Manufacturer: Dukal
Material: Cotton
Ply: 12-Ply
Shape: Square
Size: 4" x 4"
Sold By: Case of 1280 (128 Tray of 10)

Gauze Sponge Type VII Woven Sterile 4" x 4" 12-Ply 10/Tray, 128/Cs - 12-Ply 4" x 4" Case of 1280 (128 Tray of 10) | Dealmed Medical Supplies

What makes Dukal's Woven Gauze Sponges the right choice for absorbing blood during surgical procedures?

Dukal's Woven Gauze Sponges are designed to effectively absorb blood and exudate, making them suitable for use during various surgical procedures. [Manufacturer Info]

How do these woven gauze sponges compare to non-woven alternatives in terms of absorbency and softness?

Woven gauze sponges typically offer superior absorbency and a softer texture compared to non-woven sponges, which makes them more comfortable for patients and effective in managing exudates. [Product Specs][Industry Standards]

Are there any specific conditions or wounds where these gauze sponges are particularly recommended or not recommended?

These sponges are generally recommended for a variety of wounds, especially where absorption is needed; however, for extremely delicate or sensitive areas, a softer or less abrasive material might be preferred. [Manufacturer Info]

Can these sponges be used for packing wounds, and if so, what are the best practices for doing so?

Yes, these woven gauze sponges can be used for packing wounds; best practices include using sterile technique and changing the packing regularly to prevent infection. [Manufacturer Info][Industry Standards]

Is there a risk of fibers shedding into the wound from these sponges during use?

While woven gauze sponges can sometimes shed fibers, high-quality products like those from Dukal are designed to minimize this risk, enhancing safety during wound care. [Product Specs][Manufacturer Info]

How frequently should these gauze sponges be changed in a typical wound dressing scenario?

These gauze sponges should typically be changed at least daily or more frequently depending on the level of exudate and the specific clinical guidelines followed by the healthcare facility. [Industry Standards]

Are Dukal's Woven Gauze Sponges covered under most insurance plans, and what should facilities consider when budgeting for them?

Coverage for Dukal's Woven Gauze Sponges by insurance plans varies; facilities should verify with specific insurers and consider bulk purchasing to manage costs effectively. [Manufacturer Info]

For a clinic that sees high patient volume, what are some logistical considerations when purchasing these gauze sponges in bulk?

Clinics with high patient volumes should consider storage space, ensuring a consistent supply chain, and possibly negotiating bulk pricing to maintain an adequate stock of gauze sponges. [Manufacturer Info]

What are the main safety and storage recommendations to ensure these sponges maintain their sterility until use?

To ensure sterility, store the sponges in a dry, cool environment away from direct sunlight and contaminants, and handle them with sterile gloves during application. [Product Specs][Industry Standards]