Which carrying solution for which pump
Portable infusion pumps are used for continuous treatments at home: apomorphine or levodopa for Parkinson's disease, pain relief and palliative care, home antibiotics, chemotherapy or parenteral nutrition. Larger pumps and syringe drivers such as CADD or T34 need a bag with a window to read the display. Compact pumps such as D-mine or Crono are more comfortable in a soft belt worn close to the body.
Wearing an infusion pump day and night
The Kaio-Medication Pump Device Bag is worn on its adjustable belt at the waist and exists in horizontal and vertical versions. The Kaio-Device Belt holds a compact pump in a zippered pouch around the waist, with openings for the tubing and a flat buckle for more comfort, so it can be worn under clothing or in bed.
Both are made to be worn every day. Check your pump model and reservoir size on each product page before ordering.
Bags, belts and harnesses, sold separately
The Kaio-Pump Bag is an infusion pump bag with a clear display window and belt loops, made for D-mine and CRONO pumps (APO-go, PAR, SC, S-PID). It comes in black, grey or navy and is sold without a belt. Wear it on the Kaio-Shoulder Belt or the Kaio-Front Harness, both sold separately and available in sizes chosen from your shoulder-to-waist length and waist circumference.
The Kaio-Medication Pump Device Bag is different: it is a larger bag that already comes with its own adjustable belt, so it does not need the Kaio-Shoulder Belt or the Kaio-Front Harness.
