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Q: What is the minimum age for CPR, First Aid, or AED certification? A: If a student can understand the information and pass the written and skills testing, then a certification card can be issued as early as age 10.
One of the first questions that people often ask when considering CPR training is âhow much does a CPR class cost?â Although the overall CPR training cost can vary greatly, we strive to provide affordable options. The CPR certification cost at CPR Certified ranges from $24.95 to $59.95. The CPR class cost is largely dependent upon the type of certification that a person wishes to obtain. For those who have small children or work in a child-care setting, for instance, our online child and infant certification may be the best option. The cost of CPR class for adult, basic child, and infant CPR/AED certification is $29.95. Those who are not around children may only wish to become certified in adult CPR; our adult-only CPR classes are priced at $24.95.