NOT a G-tube or PEG-tube holder!
Whomever is hand sewing this did a decent job - but the product isn't what's advertised... Let me educate you:<br /><br />G-tubes are "flush against skin". I can't imagine choosing to wear a belt to cover it? The G-tube is not a big deal. I doubt anyone wants to carry a feeding tube inside it - tubes go inside their feeding supply kit, which they have to carry to eat! And there are far more supplies than a tube (which is too long for the skinny pocket anyway!)<br /><br />Second: These belts are for what's called a PEG-tube (also a feeding tube), but since most Amazon sellers are clueless, most advertise as a G-tube holder - not a big deal.<br /><br />A PEG is NOT FLUSH to skin. It hangs an average of 5 inches from the stomach and is annoying. These types of belts are supposed to have a slit in back of pocket to insert this tube INTO THE POCKET, where it lays protected and the belt keeps it secure. To use for feeding, you simply open up the pouch to access tube and place tube back in pouch when done.<br /><br />As far as for Dialysis? I am confused. Ports for Dialysis are secured into the upper chest under the skin; so the tubes are protruding from that area.<br /><br />It's my fault for not looking at pictures - i only read description, and IMO, this is a useless piece of material except maybe as a child's hidden lunch money or, money card.
Rating: 1 stars