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Originally Posted by THEJRC  Luckily the answer resides fairly cheaply on ebay ($20-$60 on average) in the form of an enteral feeding pump.
These pumps are used in medical scenarios to continously pump intraveinous food from an IV bag to a patient. They range in complexity from super simple to way too technical, tend to last a lifetime, most feature a backup battery, and the important part... meter and deliver based on ml per hour! |
I've seen them on Ebay but don't know the complicated ones from the simple ones (other then the amount of buttons). Might you be able to recommend some user friendly models that are also budget friendly?
Thanks again!
