Feeding Tube Backpack for G Tube J Tube Large G-Tube Modified Backpack for Enteral Feeding Pump

The front pouch should have an open front to make it easier to access the pump when an alarm goes off

Love it.

My Joey pump does not fit in the front pocket like the description says it should. Also the backpack itself is not long enough to fit the fluid bags inside properly to be sure there are no kinks in the lines. Very disappointing…do not recommend purchasing this item.

Overall, this is a quality backpack, but the Kangaroo Joey Pump does not fit in the front pocket as I expected it to. It doesn’t fit at all. I attempted to McGuiver the hanging bag and the pump into the main pocket, but it was too irritating. If you don’t want to also carry things like diapers in the bag, it’s admittedly serviceable. Maybe it’s a good choice for a child walking around, but, then again, the Kangaroo Joey Pump is a walking design flaw in and of itself.

The overall bag size was exactly what we were looking for. But in actual use, not so good. The front pocket meant to hold the Enteral Infinity pump is not wide enough to get the pump in the pocket. The pocket width is 5/8 inch while the pump is 2 inches wide. The pump can be forced into the pocket with attached tubing but it's difficult and then to monitor the pump or remove it is also difficult. Otherwise good bag.

Cheap bag. One of the shoulder straps broke within 2 weeks of use! I will be returning the bag! I am using the kangaroo joey pump. I'll find another travel bag!

My patient needed a new feeding backpack due to a broken zipper and wear and tear on his old one. There was a hole in the front zipper part upon arrival and we couldn't zip the front closed when the pump was in place. The seam at the main zipper failed as it became detached from the unit. The bottom seam opened up. The parents threw it away and didn't tell me, which is why I couldn’t return it within 30 days for a refund!