JJ CARE Feeding Tube Belt (Large/Extra Large), Breathable PEG Tube Belt, Nylon Fabric Gtube Belt Compatible with PEG Tubes and Gastrostomy Tubes, Adjustable and Washable G Tube Holder

Husband has feeding tube. He hates to have it dangling around. And he would like to at least conceal it when he is going out with friends, so it does not pop out so much under the shirt or clothes. It works great. Material is great. Well made. Water proof. Easy to clean. Comfy. Husband said the only bad things he can think of is if the belt is a bit stretchy. Cause after he eats, it got too tight that needed manual adjustment.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: It seemed very substantial, but the length of the belt is limited. It would probably work well on someone who is slim. I bought two. I was going to try to cut the band off of one and sew it onto the other so it would fit my husband. Fortunately, I searched further and found a belt with a 60" length that worked without alterations.

This feeding tube belt is so useful for someone who has a feeding tube. My husband has a feeding tube and needs to eat 5 containers of protein drinks a day. It was so troublesome to tape up the feeding tube after each feeding and was going through much gauze and tape. This belt saves an enormous amount of time, money, protects the feeding apparatus and looks great in comparison.

UPDATE 9-8-24: This is the 2nd one like this that I have bought here. My original review is below & stands as is except my wife did fix the end of one side of the belt by sewing some soft flannel to it to cover the prickly spot. The reason I got this second one is because when I got this 1st one I also got another of a different brand which pretty much deteriorated very quickly from the time I got it. It's best to have two so you can wear one while the other is being cleaned & drying for the next wear. DO NOT use a brush of any kind to clean it. That will cause the fabric to separate. Just use your fingers or a soft wash cloth & be gentle. I wish I could remember what the name of the other one was but it had a very narrow, light weight, elastic band in comparison to this one. If you see it, pass it up and don't waste your time or money on it. It tore up almost as fast as a cheap chinese Christmas present. I got the large and it's almost too big. Once I have it in the right spot it's right at the end where the Velcro will not go through the " buckle " any further but it works. It's comfortable enough that I rolled more onto my stomach than usual when sleeping and caused my stoma to bleed a little through the gauze and onto the pouch. I just washed it in some cool water with bath soap and it cleaned up just fine. All in all it's a good product. It does have a few prickly spots where the corners of the belt are but I'm going to fix that with some tape or get my wife to sew some fabric at those places so it doesn't poke me. It's to be expected I guess.

it does the job , well built. that said in hot climate it was hot and sometimes uncomfortable, i would prefer a lite weight less invasive one if i could find one

This G tube belt works well. Giving protection between my GJ tube & things that would get caught on the tube. And I definitely don’t want that. Not only does it hurt when things pull on my GJ tube but if it gets pulled out it requires a trip to hospital for a procedure to replace it. It’s pretty comfortable. Though I did make one small adjustment to it, the Velcro on the edges of the square part does scratch my skin. So I take a small piece of soft fabric and put it between that & my skin. And it’s an easy fix that takes less than a minute to do when putting the belt on. It’s also adjustable to fit different sizes as well as those days when you need a little bit more room. Below is a picture Snoopy demonstrating how it works.

Made nice but to small had to return got refund right away

I got this for my dad’s g-tube. Kept it so so so safe especially when sleeping since he was a heavy tuner/tosser. Everytime we visited doctors they were impressed with this little belt saying they’d never seen something so clever- usually they just recommend a stomach binder to keep it in place (we tried that too but it was so large and uncomfortable). This was the best thing to help keep the tube/openings safe and secure.