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Kaio-Care: Accessories for Feeding Tubes, PICC Lines and Infusion Pumps

Kaio-Care brings the Kaio-Dia approach to other medical devices worn every day: soft, discreet accessories to secure, protect and carry feeding tubes, PICC lines and infusion pumps, for children and adults.

Kaio-Care is the Kaio-Dia range for medical devices beyond diabetes. It follows the same approach as our accessories for glucose sensors and insulin pumps: soft fabrics, discreet or playful designs, and sizes for children and adults. Each accessory solves one practical problem of daily life with a feeding tube, a PICC line or an infusion pump, at home, at school, at work or while travelling.

Feeding tube accessories (G-tube, PEG, J-tube, NG)

Clips, pads, port covers, pouches and securement tape for enteral feeding tubes.

See all Kaio-Tube accessories →

PICC line sleeves

Arm sleeves that cover the PICC line dressing, in plain colours or prints, for adults and kids.

Infusion pump bags

An infusion pump bag with belt and a soft pump belt for CADD, T34, Crono and D-mine pumps, including Parkinson's treatment.

Frequently asked questions

Which tube accessories fit a G-tube or PEG?

Pad covers and port covers are made for G-tubes (including PEG) and J-tubes. Tube clips keep any feeding or medical tubing in place. The kids' tube pouch holds NG tubes and central lines, and the securement tape is made for nasogastric tubes.

Can children wear PICC line sleeves?

Yes. Kaio-PICC sleeves come in adult and kids sizes, in plain colours and prints.

Which infusion pumps do the bags fit?

The bag and the belt are designed for CADD, T34, Crono and D-mine infusion pumps and for pumps used in Parkinson's treatment. Check the compatible models on each product page before ordering.

How do I wash Kaio-Care accessories?

By hand, at 30 °C maximum.