Gastrostomy Tube Care Training Model

The Gastrostomy Tube Care Training Model is designed for hands-on practice of PEG tube placement and daily G-tube care, with a transparent stand and stomach that let learners see exactly how the tube sits inside.

With this model, learners can practise:

• PEG tube placement, insertion depth and fixation
• G-tube, J-tube and GJ-tube care, flushing and tube replacement
• Enteral feeding and daily stoma care

The see-through design makes it easy for instructors to demonstrate anatomy and tube positioning, and the durable build withstands repeated use — ideal for nursing schools, simulation labs and patient education.

Each kit includes: G-tube model ×1, lubricant ×4, feeding syringe ×1, care dressing ×2.

Learn more in our guide on PEG tube placement & G-tube care.

Who It Is For

Nursing schools, simulation labs, enteral-nutrition and home-care teams, and clinicians teaching families to manage a tube at home. The transparent stomach makes it as useful for patient and caregiver education as for clinical training, because the learner can see what is normally hidden.

What You Can Practice

• PEG tube placement, insertion depth, and external fixation
• Flushing, tube replacement, and switching between G-tube, J-tube, and GJ-tube care
• Enteral feeding setup with the feeding syringe supplied
• Daily stoma cleaning and dressing changes using the care dressings supplied

Why the Transparent Design Matters

Most G-tube errors are positioning errors, and positioning is exactly what a learner cannot see on a patient. Because the stand and stomach are see-through, an instructor can show a balloon sitting too deep or too shallow, and a caregiver can understand why the external fixation position matters — feedback that an opaque model cannot give.

Related Training Guides

• What Is a Gastrostomy (G-Tube)? — tube types, who needs one, and how they work.
• PEG Tube Placement and G-Tube Care — placement, routine care, and troubleshooting.