AMT G-JET Low-Profile Gastrojejunal Feeding Sets

The AMT G-JET from Applied Medical Technologies is a low-profile gastrojejunal (GJ) device built for patients who need simultaneous gastric decompression and jejunal feeding. For clinicians and caregivers managing patients who don't tolerate gastric feeds — those with gastroparesis, severe reflux, or aspiration risk — the G-JET delivers nutrition past the stomach into the jejunum while allowing the stomach to vent or drain through the same button.

This collection features the Applied Medical Technologies AMT G-JET Jejunal Feeding Set (12 Inch, 8-1257G), the jejunal extension that connects to the G-JET button. It carries the ENFit connector standard, which reduces the risk of tubing misconnections, and the 12-inch length suits routine bedside and home feeding setups. Sets are single-patient components, so keeping spares on hand matters — extensions see daily wear from flushing, feeding, and medication delivery.

A common question from families new to a GJ device: how is this different from a standard G-tube? The G-JET has two ports and two internal lumens — one terminating in the stomach for decompression, one extending into the jejunum for feeding. That's why matching the correct jejunal set to the button is essential; the feeding extension must seat properly to deliver formula to the right site. Always confirm the button's stated shaft length and French size against your clinician's orders before ordering replacements.

Explore the broader G-JET line for compatible buttons and additional extension options, or browse the full AMT range. Related enteral-access products include the AMT Clamp for tube management and the AMT Bridle Pro nasal tube retention system.