- Condition: Factory New
- Weight: 4.84 lb
- Allows easy application around drains, chest tubes, catheters, tracheotomies and IVs
- Polyester/rayon blend delivers ideal wicking properties and excellent absorption with virtually no linting.
- Sterile sponges come two to a pack.
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- MFR: McKesson Brand Ships from MFI Medical
- MPN: 16-4226
Frequently asked questions
Can I use these around tracheostomy sites?
Yes, the specialized split configuration is specifically engineered for precise and easy placement around tracheostomies, clinical drains, catheters, and chest tubes.
Are these sponges safe for sensitive skin?
These dressings are not made with natural rubber latex, which helps reduce the risk of allergic reactions for patients with latex sensitivities.
Do these sponges leave behind lint?
No, they feature a lint-resistant construction. The fiber composition is specifically designed to minimize lint, ensuring a cleaner environment for sensitive wound sites.
How absorbent is the material?
These sponges are made from a high-performance polyester/rayon blend. This material is chosen for its superior wicking capabilities and excellent fluid absorption to effectively manage drainage.
Do I need to secure them with tape?
Yes, it is suggested to combine these sponges with medical-grade adhesive tape or a secondary dressing to ensure they remain securely in place over the drain or tube site.
Are these reusable?
No, these are strictly single-use dressings. They must be disposed of after use and should never be reused to maintain proper hygiene and infection control standards.
Are these sterile and ready to use?
Yes, these are Ethylene Oxide (EO) sterilized and supplied in individual, peel-open sterile packs for immediate, hygienic use in clinical or home care settings.
How are the sponges packaged?
The case contains 700 sponges in total, organized into convenient, individual sterile packs containing 2 sponges per pack.
What is the thickness of these sponges?
These dressings feature a 6-ply thickness, providing consistent coverage and the durability required for effective wound care management.
How should I store them?
To preserve sterility, you must maintain the sponges in their unopened, original packaging. Ensure the outer and individual seals remain undamaged until the moment of use.