Mueller Nasal Sponges offer superior control and support for nasal bleeding during surgical procedures or unexpected nosebleeds. These sterile nasal sponges are crafted using high-quality, medical-grade foam designed to ensure hygiene and optimal absorption. Perfect for ENT specialists, these sponges are individually packaged to maintain sterility, providing you with a reliable and hygienic method for nosebleed management.

With a focus on comfort and ease of use, Mueller Nasal Sponges are designed to fit various nasal cavity sizes, ensuring patients receive adequate support and pressure where it's needed most. Available in convenient packaging options, such as packs of 25 or individual applications, these sterile sponges are essential for healthcare providers and emergency kits. Experience peace of mind with the dependable performance of Mueller Nasal Sponges, a crucial component in any surgical or first-aid setting.

Key Features:

• The Mueller Nasal Sponges are made from medical-grade foam that ensures sterility and optimal absorption capabilities, making them suitable for surgical and emergency use.
• Individually packaged to maintain sterility, these sponges deliver secure and hygienic application, minimizing the risk of infection.
• Easy to use with a comfortable fit, they assist in effective blood absorption while applying gentle pressure to seal surgical sites effectively.

Uses:

• Ideal for use during nasal surgeries, these sponges help control nasal bleeding and provide support during healing. They are also effective in emergency situations to manage nosebleeds.
• These sponges are designed for ENT procedures, assisting in the recovery process by absorbing fluids and exerting gentle pressure on the nasal cavity.

FAQs:

1. Are the Mueller Nasal Sponges suitable for all ages?
Yes, these sponges are designed to fit various nasal cavity sizes and are suitable for use across different age groups, under professional guidance.

2. How long can the nasal sponges stay in place?
The duration for which the sponges should remain in the nasal cavity will depend on medical advice and the specific condition being treated.