Exclusively pumping

If you've had to go from using a hospital grade pump, to one that was NOT hospital grade, did your supply go down?
Even though I get plenty now, I have to return the hospital grade pump tomorrow, and I'll have to use one that isn't while I'm at home. I'm worried about my supply going down, especially after my babies come home, because they might not be able to nurse efficiently and I'll probably still be depending on a pump for a while.

My pump is hospital grade, and I still can't get enough to feed my daughter.

Quoting FaithLovesBaby:" My pump is hospital grade, and I still can't get enough to feed my daughter."

  I'm sorry. I had that issue with my daughter, I think that might be why I'm so worried this time.

No my supply never went down, I had a cheap hand pump it was the single "Ameda" the suction was great, I even bought it again when I had my 3rd baby.

Quoting DeanJade&Maksims Momma:" No my supply never went down, I had a cheap hand pump it was the single "Ameda" the suction was great, I even bought it again when I had my 3rd baby."

Thank you  .
The hospital grade pump actually hurts, so I now I'm looking forward to the other one, lol.

I ended up getting a hospital grade pump. They are beyond expensive but the NICU will provide you with a perscription for one and some insurances cover 40 percent of the price. It's still expensive though. You can also rent them for around $60 per month (still cheaper than formula) and buy your own pump kit ($40). I had a very hard time with my supply. I'm still taking domperidone but thankfully, my daughter now drinks from the breast. She was 10 weeks premature.