NeoMed at Home 6mL ENFit Reusable Syringe - Box of 25 - 500 Uses per Box - Connects to Feeding Tubes and Extension Sets for Tube Feeding and Medication Delivery

I kept ordering the wrong syringes for an NG feeding tube. Finally found this one that works with an NG feeding tube! We got purple kinds for free covered by our insurance but they were horrible. We would wash and reuse them but they would stop working after a few washes and we have to toss them. These don’t have that problem! The labels will come off after several washes, but they don’t lose suction and continue to glide easily.

My daughter is g-tube fed and uses about 12 syringes a day. Recently there was a shortage on syringes and these were the only ones I could find! We bought these close to a month ago and have been washing a sterilizing them after each use and the numbers haven’t been wearing off! Usually that’s a big issue with syringes and especially after spending the money you want them to last. Also, the o-ring design lasts longer than the other plunger designs and slides in and out easily. Overall very satisfied with this purchase

Sturdy and they work. But I dislike that they don't include caps.

The product was very useful as I have to give myself through a feeding tube.

These work very well and can be used many times. However, the black measurement labels come off easily, so if administering something that needs specific amounts (like medicine) they become useless. Disappointing.

Syringes sent by our DME are not as nice as these. They last a long time over many uses. Took one star off because eventually the numbers do wear off. But these are worth the price as these have lasted us quite awhile. Easy to read the measurements.

My daughter has a G Tube and we need these syringes. They are super pricey and the numbers wore off in one week (some in 4-5 days). It's very upsetting! We have no other options-why can't they make better ones where the numbers last? They are supposed to be reusable up to 500 times according to the description!

Fits through most medicine bottle necks (that don't have a slow-flow insert). If working with wet hands, ink does come of easily, but it doesn't seem to stain if it gets on clothes.