SimpleCPRReviews 2,365

PURCHASE: fast and straightforward.

VIDEOS: descriptive with clear audio and easy to understand visuals. Also good that the videos were broken down into small sections--easy for different learning styles and paces.
It was nice to be able to re-watch video segments, pause, and skip.

TESTS: they were fair questions with answers for the sake of learning (vs. For the sake of seeing how well you can write a test.)
It was nice to be able to re-write as many times as you want, and see where your mistakes were. (Again, for the sake of learning instead of seeing how well you can write a test.)
Glad to know that the expectation for passing is 100%.

Great and simple way to refresh/update your knowledge of CPR. No hassle payment system. Easy to follow text and diagrams. Easy multi-choice exams.
The only negative is that it is USA centric in its material - it is all based on the American Heart Association and the American Red Cross. For example, the treatment for chocking is taught as the abdominal thrusts (aka Heimlich maneuver) - this method has long been discredited as a useful first aid treatment. Internationally (including Canada) back slaps is the recommended first aid treatment for chocking for adults, children, and infants.