BASIK EZ Handle Perfect For Enteral Feeding Tube Feeding Available In 2 Sizes (Large - XLarge) Syringe Not Included

For tube feeding wife's medication,these are so easy to work with compared to rubber type,cleaning is 5 starusing is 5 star,beats all tube feeding syringes ,I also got the handle ) 5 star just for making it easier for my life). dish washer safe and meds particles no problem

I use this on a 60mL ENFit syringe that is not the basik brand. It doesn’t close completely but I wasn’t surprised since it is made for a brand that I’m not currently using.We do 2 manual medication pushes daily and this has been a game changer for me!

I don’t need a feeding tube syringe. I needed something for the top of a kitchen syringe (for injecting marinade into meat) that gave me more surface area to press. This fits.If I had to guess, I’d say this is probably 3D printed. It’s made of a very hard and sturdy plastic - not quite Lego hard but much harder than most plastic things I own including the syringe handle. I was concerned that it might have a fragile hinge at the top that would break after some number of cycles. I don’t think that’s the case. It’s actually quite a clever design that avoids that obvious weakness. I think it’s probably a little pricey considering what you get but I don’t think this will ever be a high volume, flying off the shelves item so I’m guessing they have some overhead to cover.If you need a bigger syringe handle, and your existing syringe has a flat head, this would probably work.

Waste of money

Got this for a quadriplegic with a feeding tube and honestly caregivers love it as well. Here takes multiple meds through his feeding tube throughout the day and this has helped both his independence giving himself premade meds, and it’s even made it easier for caregivers.

BASIK EZ Handle Perfect For Enteral Feeding Tube Feeding Size Small - Medium Available In 2 Sizes Syringe Not IncludedI was initially concerned that this wouldn't be compatible with the syringes that we use to feed our student via his PEG tube. Even though it's not the recommended brand of syringe, it still attaches flawlessly.However, we've decided not to use this handle any longer, as it's more trouble than it's worth. The parents pack three syringes, two with food and one for a flush; it would take too long to transfer the handle between syringes. The student won't sit still while we're fumbling with it. It really didn't make it that much easier to administer feedings for it to be worth the trouble.

I use this handle when I am administering medications through GJ tubes. I also use it with a syringe to aspirate the contents of the stomach through a G-Tube: this requires a lot of pushing and pulling of fluids. This handle gives me better control of the syringe, and having a large handle is so much easier to do this than using the tiny syringe handle! I have arthritis and this pushing and pulling is very hard on me. I am so grateful to have something that makes my caregiving less physically painful for me.

This is a 3D printed handle for 60ml feeding syringes I feed my son 4 times a day with 4 full 60ml syringes. I thought this tool might help my wife assist with fed because she finds them a bit difficult to push through. We tried this product several times and found it actually more difficult and cumbersome to use. I’m concerned with the ability to clean the tool properly given that it’s made with PLA which is very porous, this might cause bacteria to form inside the material.