Non-Sterile Gauze Swabs – 8-Ply Cotton
Cotton gauze swabs supplied as squares, made of 8 plies. Designed for general wound care tasks such as cleaning, covering and absorbing exudate, and for placement over treated areas after applying creams or ointments as directed. Suitable for first aid kits, home use, clinics and other healthcare settings.
Sizes and packaging
- 2×2 in (5×5 cm)
- 3×3 in (7.5×7.5 cm)
- 4×4 in (10×10 cm)
Pack: 100 pieces.
Key features
- 8-ply cotton construction
- Non-sterile
- Multiple size options
- For cleaning and covering wounds and minor injuries
- Appropriate for non-sterile first aid applications
Uses
- Cleaning wounds
- Covering wounds and injuries
- Covering certain burns per medical guidance
- Absorbing fluids and exudate
- Placing over wounds after applying creams or ointments
- First aid
- Home use
- Clinics and healthcare centers
- Stocking first aid kits
Sterility note
This product is non-sterile. Choose sterile gauze when a sterile dressing is required, such as for open wounds or procedures that demand aseptic conditions.
Size selection guide
- 5×5 cm: small areas
- 7.5×7.5 cm: medium areas
- 10×10 cm: larger areas
Directions for use
- Wash hands before handling the wound.
- Clean the area according to appropriate medical guidance.
- Select a suitable gauze size.
- Place the swab gently without excessive pressure.
- Secure the dressing as needed.
- Change the gauze as needed and as instructed.
- Use sterile gauze when sterility is required.
Specifications
- Type: Non-sterile gauze swabs (squares)
- Material: Cotton
- Ply: 8
- Sizes: 5×5 cm (2×2 in), 7.5×7.5 cm (3×3 in), 10×10 cm (4×4 in)
- Pack quantity: 100 pieces
- Intended use: Cleaning and covering injuries and wounds; first aid applications
FAQs
- What are gauze swabs? Cotton medical gauze squares used to clean and cover wounds and injuries and for first aid tasks.
- Are these sterile? No. They are non-sterile 8‑ply cotton swabs.
- How many pieces per pack? 100.
- What sizes are available? 5×5 cm, 7.5×7.5 cm and 10×10 cm (2×2, 3×3 and 4×4 in).
- Can they be used on wounds? They can be used to clean and cover certain wounds and injuries; use sterile gauze when sterility is required.
- Are they suitable for first aid kits? Yes, they can be stocked in first aid kits.
- What is the difference between 5×5 cm and 10×10 cm? Coverage area; 10×10 cm provides a larger surface than 5×5 cm.
