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Cardinal Curity AMD Sterile Antimicrobial Gauze Sponge, 2 x 2 Inch, 8-Ply (1500/CS)

  • Eight ply
  • Contains PHMB (polyhexamethylene biguanide)
  • Resists bacterial colonization within the dressing and bacterial penetration through the dressing
  • Limits cross-contamination
  • 2 x 2 inches

Frequently asked questions

Does this gauze actively prevent bacterial growth?

Yes, each sponge is impregnated with 0.2% PHMB (polyhexamethylene biguanide), which is a powerful antimicrobial agent that actively inhibits bacterial growth within the dressing and prevents colonization.

Can I use this for surgical wound care?

Absolutely. These sponges are designed for professional clinical settings and are highly effective for surgical wounds, traumatic injuries, and as a primary dressing for exuding wounds.

Is the material hypoallergenic?

Yes, the Cardinal Curity AMD sponges are manufactured to be hypoallergenic and sterile, ensuring they are safe for clinical and surgical applications.

What is the benefit of the 8-ply design?

The 8-ply construction provides the optimal balance of thickness and absorbency, ensuring reliable performance when used for wound packing or covering surgical incisions.

Does this help limit cross-contamination risks?

Yes, the sponges serve as a protective barrier engineered to resist bacterial penetration, which is a critical feature for maintaining infection control protocols in medical environments.

Are these sponges suitable for burns?

Yes, they are suitable for use as a primary dressing on first and second-degree burns, providing a durable and protected environment for healing.

Is the product delivered sterile?

Yes, all 1500 units included in the case are individually packaged as sterile medical dressings to ensure they are ready for immediate clinical use.

How many sponges come in a case?

Each case contains 1500 sterile sponges, making it an efficient choice for busy clinical, hospital, or medical office environments.

Can these be used for wound packing?

Yes, their durable construction and antimicrobial properties make them an effective choice for wound packing applications.

Does the PHMB treatment wear off?

The PHMB is impregnated directly into the gauze to provide durable, broad-spectrum antimicrobial protection throughout the intended use of the dressing as a primary wound cover.