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Medline
Nonsterile 4-ply rayon/polyester gauze sponges absorb fluid with minimal linting and release easily from wounds, 200 per box
Medline PRM25224 gauze sponges measure two by two inches and come in a 200-count box. The 4-ply rayon-polyester fabric absorbs fluid efficiently while producing minimal lint. Each sponge is non-sterile and virtually non-adherent for easy removal.
These sponges work well for workplaces, clinics or home first-aid kits that need a reliable, low-lint option for everyday absorption. They are not suitable for procedures requiring sterile dressings or for users who need individually wrapped sterile pads.
| Type | Janitorial Supplies |
|---|---|
| Brand | Medline |
| Model | PRM25224 |
| Shipping weight | 0.34 kg |
| Package size | 178 × 51 × 51 mm |
Yes, each box of the Medline PRM25224 holds 200 nonsterile 4-ply gauze sponges measuring 2 x 2 inches.
The rayon/polyester formed fabric is chemically compatible with standard wound-care solutions and will not degrade when saturated.
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