Feeding Tube Extension Cap

Best Seller: This purple object is designed to help keep the free end of the feeding tube extension secure when disconnected from the feeding tube button. Each clip includes either a 2 inch black carabiner or 1 inch metal key ring.

Featured in Milk Drunk by Bobbie's Feeding Your Baby Blog: Infant Tube Feeding 101 - Plus Product Chosen By Parents To Support All Parents (link)

To use this item: line up the tab on the extension end and insert into the cap. Rotate 180 degress in a clockwise motion to lock and reverse to remove. This tool works best with a new extension. If the locking tab on the extension is worn away (on an old extension) this tool may have difficulty locking and may fall out of the cap.

This cap is designed to be compatible with Mini ONE right Angle Connector extension, Mini One Straight Connector, Micro G-JET ENFit extension, MIC-KEY ENFit Feeding Tube Extension. Please reach out before purchasing if you have any questions about compatibility of an extension not listed.

• 1st Gen. original design (available while supplies last)
• 2nd Gen. updated interior locking geometry

Designed and fabricated in Seattle by AdaptedDesign.

[Please note that this item or parts of it are 3D printed and assembled by hand. This is not a mass produced item and may come with imperfections inherent in the 3D printing process. If the tool or device is not used as intended then it may not work properly or break. (TLDR: be gentle these are not indestructible). If you have any issues with your 3D printed item please contact AdaptedDesign and I will work with you on a solution. Other items shown in the listing photos are for suggested use and reference but are not included. If you have any questions with regard to 3D printed items and quality please reach out before ordering. Pricing is based on how long it takes to 3D print each item and is comparable to similar items being sold by similar shops. This shop was created to help raise funds for my child's medical expenses. Thank you for supporting my work here at AdaptedDesign.]