MyCPR NOW review

Pros and cons

Who it suits

• People who want a CPR card without a classroom day, since delivery is online.
• Learners who budget the repeat payment up front, because the certificate runs on a 1-year cycle.
• US-based buyers, since the provider operates from US and the card is written for that system.

Who should look elsewhere

• Anyone who needs a supervised skills session with a trainer watching compressions, since the practicum is listed as no. Check ACLS Now, listed at $14.95, as the next comparison to make.
• Buyers who want to phone a tutor, because support runs on email and help centre only. National CPR Foundation, listed at $12.95, is the alternative to weigh if the entry figure matters more to you than the renewal cycle.

What it does well

Study is entirely online, and that is the only delivery mode listed, so there is no classroom component to schedule around and no travel to book. The course is a cpr certification aimed at people who already know the theory and simply need the card. The exam fee is included in the price you pay, which removes the second invoice most learners budget for later. The trade-off sits on the same page. The practicum is listed as no, so nobody watches your compressions on a manikin before you pass. For a short refresher that is a fair bargain; for roles that demand a verified practical assessment, it is not enough. Courses in this category cluster at 4 hours, which frames what a card like this normally takes to work through. Renewal is the other line to plan. The certificate runs on a 1-year cycle, so a CPR credential bought here comes back around sooner than the longer cycles many employers accept. Set the reminder at signup and treat the repeat payment as part of the real cost rather than a surprise.

Who runs it

The provider is MyCPR NOW LLC, a company operating from US. That base matters for a CPR card, because the course is written for United States practice and the certificate is aimed at an American employer, club or licensing board. Anyone outside the country should confirm acceptance before paying a €30.95 entry fee. Support is the thinner part of the setup. Contact runs through email and help centre, so questions travel by email or into the help centre instead of reaching a person on the phone. For a course that needs no tutor time, that arrangement is workable and keeps the fee low. If you would rather talk something through while you study, expect to wait for a written answer. The named operator is clear enough to check, and the delivery is online from a single market, so there is no network of trainers to coordinate. Read the terms before you buy if the certificate has to satisfy a specific board.

How MyCPR NOW compares

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Frequently asked questions

Sources

• cprcertificationnow.com/collections/cpr-and-first-aid-cer... checked September 30, 2026

  Backs: Price from

  “CPR/AED Certification Regular price From EUR 30,95”

• cprcertificationnow.com/pages/faq checked September 30, 2026

  Backs: Headquarters, Support channels

  “MyCPR NOW is based in the United States”

• cprcertificationnow.com/pages/terms-of-use checked September 30, 2026

  Backs: Legal entity

  “website operated by MyCPR NOW LLC”

• cprcertificationnow.com/products/cpr-certification checked September 30, 2026

  Backs: Certification type, Delivery, Exam fee included, Teaching practicum, Recertification period

  “CPR/AED Certification - fully accredited, 100% online course”