Pricing Guide

How Much Does a Tint Exemption Cost in Florida?

A clear breakdown of what you'll pay for a Florida window tint medical exemption — no hidden fees, no surprises.

Florida Online Medical Consultation

an independent, appropriately licensed clinician reviews your documentation under §316.2954

$275one-time fee

Independent clinical review, when applicable
Review of your existing medical documentation
documentation if independently issued after review
Compliance sticker guidance (required by FL law)
Digital delivery (after review, when applicable)
Verify statewide requirements — Acceptance is determined by the responsible agency
Office-visit requirements vary
privacy-focused, access-controlled intake

Are There Any Hidden Fees?

No. The $275covers everything: physician review of your documentation against Florida §316.2954 requirements, documentation if independently issued after review, and compliance sticker instructions. There are no surprise charges.

No monthly subscriptions or renewal fees

No additional physician consultation charges

No processing, admin, or sticker fees

Refund eligibility follows the published refund policy

Exemption vs. Tint Tickets in Florida

Florida tint violations are correctable equipment citations. A single citation costs approximately $116 with court costs — and repeat offenses escalate. Compare that to the one-time cost of an exemption:

With Exemption

$275

One-time fee. Legal under §316.2954 permanently.

Without Exemption

~$116+

Per citation. Plus mandatory tint removal, court appearance for repeats.

Florida drivers on I-95 through Miami-Dade, I-4 through Orlando, or I-75 through Tampa face the highest enforcement density in the state. A single stop without an exemption can cost more than the exemption itself — and you could be stopped multiple times.

Cost of Window Tint Installation in Florida

The exemption cost ($275) is separate from having your windows tinted. Professional tint installation in the Florida market typically runs:

Basic dyed film (sedan): $150–$300 — adequate shade but less UV rejection
Ceramic tint: $350–$650 — recommended in FL for superior heat and UV rejection
Full vehicle (SUV/truck): $450–$900 depending on film quality and installer

Given Florida's extreme UV (Miami peaks at UV index 11-12), ceramic tint is strongly recommended for medical exemption patients. Get your exemption beforevisiting a tint shop so the installer knows you're legally authorized for darker tint under §316.2954.

Get Your Exemption for $275

No hidden fees. Independent clinical review. Review timing varies by case.

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