Amika Feeding Bag

• Integrated clamping technology clamp.
• Built-in hanger.
• Large top fill opening.
• Drip chamber.
• T-Piece for syringe access.
• TwoLine EasyBag Sets – Y connection to connect to two EasyBag.
• Designed with an anti-free-flow system.
• Designed with ENPlus and ENLock.

Disclaimer

The description and specifications on the website are correct at the time of publishing.

In Pursuit of continual improvement, we reserve the right to change the design and specifications of any of our products without prior notice.

Picture for illustration purposes only. Specifications are taken from the above company website and they may change as per the changes on the company website.

Please take the advice of the authorized medical practitioner before use.

Feeding Pumps – Mostly asked FAQs

Q1. What is a feeding pump?
A feeding pump is a device that delivers liquid nutrition through a feeding tube at a controlled speed, ensuring you get the right amount of nutrients if you're unable to eat normally.

Q2. Who needs a feeding pump?
People with swallowing difficulties or digestive conditions who can’t eat enough by mouth may use feeding pumps to stay nourished.

Q3. How does a feeding pump work?
It pushes formula from a nutrition bag through a tube and into your stomach or intestine at a steady, preset rate, unlike gravity-based feeding that relies on dripping.

Q4. Can I use a feeding pump at home?
Yes! Many people use feeding pumps at home. Portable models are available, and healthcare teams guide patients or caregivers on safe usage.

Q5. How do I clean my feeding pump?
Wipe the pump’s surface with a damp cloth. Don’t immerse it in water. Clean the tubing and bag as instructed—usually with warm water—to avoid clogs or infections.

Q6. How long can I use the feeding bag before changing it?
Feeding bags are typically changed every 24 hours. If needed, they can be rinsed and reused for up to 48 hours, but always follow your care provider’s instructions.

Q7. Is a feeding pump noisy?
Not at all. You might hear a soft humming sound, but it’s usually quiet enough to not disturb sleep or daily activities.

Q8. Does using a feeding pump hurt?
No. You won’t feel the feeding itself. Discomfort may only come from the tube insertion, which is done before the pump is connected.

Q9. Can I give medicine or water through the pump?
Yes, you can deliver liquid medicine and flush water through the feeding tube. It’s important to flush before and after feeding or medication to prevent blockages.

Q10. What do I do if the feeding pump alarms?
Check if the bag is empty, if there’s air in the tubing, or if the tube is kinked. Restarting the pump or replacing the bag often solves it. If not, contact your care team.

Q11. Can I carry my feeding pump with me?
Yes! Many pumps are portable and designed to be carried in a bag or backpack, so you can move around or go outdoors while on a feeding schedule.

Q12. Are there different types of feeding pumps?
Yes, there are various models designed for specific needs, including pediatric, adult, and portable versions.

Q13. How do I choose the right feeding pump?
Consult with your healthcare provider to select a pump that suits your nutritional requirements and lifestyle.

Q14. Can I rent a feeding pump?
Yes, feeding pumps are available for rent, which is ideal for short-term needs or trial periods before purchasing.

Q15. What should I consider when renting a feeding pump?
Ensure the pump is in good condition, comes with necessary accessories, and that you understand the rental terms and maintenance responsibilities.

Q16. Is training provided when renting a feeding pump?
Most rental providers offer training or instructional materials to ensure safe and effective use.

Q17. How long can I rent a feeding pump?
Rental periods vary based on individual needs and provider policies, ranging from a few days to several months.

Q18. Are feeding pumps covered by insurance?
Coverage depends on your insurance policy. It's advisable to check with your provider regarding reimbursement or rental coverage.

Q19. What maintenance is required for feeding pumps?
Regular cleaning, checking for wear and tear, and following manufacturer guidelines ensure the pump functions correctly.

Q20. Can feeding pumps be used for children?
Yes, there are pediatric feeding pumps designed specifically for children's nutritional needs and comfort.

Disclaimer:
This information is for educational purposes and should not replace professional medical advice. Always consult with healthcare providers for guidance on feeding pump usage and care.