Description
The throat pack that stays where you put it — and comes out in one piece.
Loose gauze throat packs migrate, collapse, and fragment. The C-Sponge Regular (CSR100) doesn't. Engineered from soft, highly absorbent polyurethane foam, it maintains its oval shape when fully saturated — protecting the airway, controlling fluid, and staying firmly in place from incision to extubation.
Used in oral surgery, orthognathic surgery, maxillofacial trauma, and sedation dentistry. Sold in bags of 100 — purpose-built for high-volume surgical practices.
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Why Surgeons Switch from Gauze
- Gauze migrates. The C-Sponge's oval form and foam structure resist displacement even under active suctioning.
- Gauze collapses. Polyurethane foam maintains its shape when wet — no bunching, no gaps in airway coverage.
- Gauze fragments. The C-Sponge comes out as a single, intact unit — easy to confirm removal before extubation.
- Gauze is hard to see. The C-Sponge's distinct shape and color make visual confirmation fast and reliable.
Key Features
- Oval polyurethane foam construction — maintains shape and position when saturated
- Highly absorbent — controls blood and fluid without compromising airway protection
- Smooth, atraumatic surface — supports gentle placement and removal with reduced pharyngeal trauma risk
- Allows active suctioning without dislodgement
- Autoclavable prior to use when a sterile field is required (plastic cycle)
- Easy visual confirmation before extubation — no fragment counting
- Latex-free
- Non-toxic polyurethane foam — does not present an ingestion hazard
Clinical Applications
- Routine and complex dental extractions
- Orthognathic and maxillofacial surgery
- Trauma-related jaw and facial procedures
- Sedation dentistry cases requiring airway protection and fluid control
- Any oral surgical case where gauze migration or fragmentation is a concern
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Storage, Safety & Handling
- Single use only
- Shipped non-sterile; autoclavable prior to use (plastic cycle) when sterile field conditions are required
- Shelf life: 48 months (4 years)
- Store in a dark, dry place at room temperature 59–86°F (15–30°C)
- May discolor slightly with age or light exposure — does not affect performance
- Not X-ray detectable
- Does not contain latex
- Non-toxic material; does not present an ingestion hazard
- FDA Class I Medical Device | Made in the USA
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