TMPTJ1000EA - Joey Backpack, 1000 mL

OMG! Exactly as described and made with quality material. With the help of other buyers recommendations, I made the purchase. It has room for a dual bag feeding system (2 1000ml bags and Joey) and a Velcro section that covers where the pump face goes with a quality plastic cover that allows you to access the pump's settings without having to open the bag. Definitely better than my previous bag that I couldn't figure out a way to set up my tubing without going outside the bag and needing extra hands.5/16/17-after using it for a couple of months now, I am still pleased with it, but would recommend a few changes in the design.1. The exit hole is on the wrong side for a kangaroo joey pump. I also would love it to be made where you don't have to disconnect to transition from the bag back to my pole.2. The bags hang from straps at the top of the bag, but when filled n inserted, you have to ensure the Velcro straps are perfectly placed or the bag will make the lines kink up. There has to be a better way to stabilize the feeding bags.3. The bag is very tall and not very wide considering what is in it. I wish there was extra internal space for supplies and necessities AND an external pocket for your cell phone and a wallet, because carrying this is already a task, but to also have to carry a purse or supply tote makes leaving the home of even more difficult.4. A side pouch for a drink cup (I have horrible dry mouth and I am allowed ice chips) or flush water for any problems and if it could be a private space, I could even drain my g-tube/gastric contents in an "emergency" type situation and not have to rush (think snail speed when I say rush) to find a bathroom to flush the contents.Several styles of camera backpacks have adjustable Velcro walls to protect all the contents and I think something in that design concept would be perfect for tubies because we are all different in so many ways.Still the best bag I can find and I wish I could design a bag for tubies, but I'm too busy dying to live (Doctors, fighting with insurance companies, and trying to still have dignity when I leave the home-doctors recommend Hospice, but I have too much to live for and would travel anywhere to find help, so I NEED the perfect bag!)Color choices would also be nice!

This is a surprisingly well-made back pack. It's very sturdy and has an array of restraints to hold the pump and bag perfectly in place.Ideally, it would have a front compartment to put the extension and other necessaries, but it does not. Also, for the model pump I have, the hose comes out of the left side, but the opening in the pack is on the right. I would think that either they would put the opening on the correct side, or if different model pumps have the hose coming out of different sides, that there would be an opening on both sides of the pack.

The backpack is a life saver. My wife was stuck at home because she had to feed 24 hours a day. She can’t tolerate 600ml of formula in 12 hours

Overall very good. Only negative is that the bags cannot be filled more than a quarter to half full or the weight makes them slide down in the backpack and cuts off the flow of the feed line.

Was like a velcro prison and very hard to put the IV bag in and also too big and heavy. Tried another bag that I had great luck with. The company who sent it gave me problems before agreeing to take it back and charged a ridiculous $25 fee to restock it though I returned it right away in the very same shape in which it came. I was furious!

It’s great. They have thought of everything except a place to put the end of the tube when not in use.

We have tried several other bags and backpacks without success. This one, made specifically for the Joey pump, is perfect for the active tube-feeding adult. The tube does not crimp and there is easy access to the pump screen without opening the bag. Love it! Wish we had bought it sooner.

Too big