Mckesson - 16-4224 - Nonwoven Sponge 2 X Inch Per Pack Sterile 4 - Ply Square - Case/1500

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Product Specifications

Below are the key product attributes and specifications that provide detailed information about this item:

Brand: Mckesson
Application: Nonwoven Sponge
Sterility: Sterile
Material: Polyester/Rayon Blend
Shape: Square
Product Color: White
Length: 2 In
Product Size: 2 x 2 Inch
Absorbency: High Absorbency
Scent: Unscented
Sold By: Case of 1500

Product Overview

The Mckesson Nonwoven Sponge (16-4224) is a sterile, 4-ply square sponge designed for medical and first aid applications. Measuring 2 x 2 inches, these sponges are highly absorbent and lint-free, making them ideal for wound cleaning, prepping skin, and applying antiseptics or medications. Each pack contains 2 sterile sponges, ensuring hygienic use in clinical and emergency settings.

Key Features:
- Sterile and individually packaged for infection control
- Nonwoven material for superior absorbency and minimal linting
- 4-ply construction for durability and effective wound care
- 2 x 2-inch square size for precise application

Specifications:
- Material: Nonwoven fabric
- Size: 2 x 2 inches
- Ply: 4-ply
- Sterility: Sterile
- Pack Quantity: 2 sponges per pack

Suggested Use:
Use the Mckesson Nonwoven Sponge for cleaning and dressing minor wounds, applying topical solutions, or prepping skin before medical procedures. Ensure hands are clean before handling, and discard after single use to maintain sterility. Suitable for hospitals, clinics, and home first aid kits.

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  • 4
    perfect products

    Posted by Beth H. in vitalitymedical on Oct 9th 2025

    Exactly what I've used in major hospital surgeries for 47 years, except the tegaderm it's only been around for about 20 years.