Florida’s strict window tint laws help promote visibility and road safety, but they can create a real problem for individuals with medical conditions that make sunlight, glare, or heat harmful to their health. Thankfully, the state allows qualifying residents to apply for a medical window tint exemption—but navigating that process can be confusing and time-consuming.
That’s where ForeverTint steps in. ForeverTint offers a fast, secure, and fully online service that makes it easy for Florida residents to get the legal approval they need for darker window tint. Whether you’re managing light sensitivity, autoimmune disorders, or chronic migraines, ForeverTint takes the guesswork out of the exemption process and ensures you stay compliant with state law.
Here’s a breakdown of exactly how ForeverTint simplifies the Florida medical window tint exemption process from start to finish.
What Is a Medical Window Tint Exemption in Florida?
Before diving into the ForeverTint process, it helps to understand what the exemption actually is.
Florida has clear regulations for how dark your car windows can be. For example:
- Front side windows must allow over 28% of light in
- Back side and rear windows must allow over 15% (SUVs/trucks) or 28% (sedans)
- Windshields can only have tint above the AS-1 line
If you install a darker tint than these limits without medical approval, you could be ticketed and required to remove the tint. However, with a valid medical exemption, you are legally allowed to install darker tint as long as it is medically justified.
This exemption is only granted through a licensed physician, who must complete and sign Form HSMV 83390, Florida’s official medical window tint exemption form.
Why the Standard Process Can Be Complicated
For most people, applying for a medical tint exemption without help means:
- Finding a physician willing to review your medical needs for tint
- Scheduling an in-person appointment, which may take weeks
- Completing and mailing state paperwork on your own
- Risking denial if the physician’s documentation is incomplete or not accepted by the DMV
It’s a process that often includes uncertainty, time lost, and the risk of noncompliance if it isn’t done exactly right.
How ForeverTint Makes It Easy
ForeverTint was created to streamline this entire experience. From medical evaluation to DMV-ready documents, they make it possible for applicants to complete the process 100% online—quickly, safely, and with a full money-back guarantee if you don’t qualify.
Here’s how ForeverTint simplifies each step of the Florida exemption process:
Step 1: Select Florida as Your State
Start by visiting ForeverTint’s website and selecting Florida. This ensures you’re working with the correct legal forms, physician review criteria, and exemption submission process.
Florida’s medical tint laws are unique to the state, so it’s essential to choose the correct region to avoid processing delays or rejections.
Step 2: Review Qualifying Conditions
ForeverTint provides a clear overview of the conditions that may qualify for a window tint exemption. These include:
- Lupus
- Albinism
- Multiple sclerosis
- Migraines
- Photophobia or photosensitivity
- Post-concussion syndrome
- Severe skin conditions or autoimmune disorders
If you believe you have a condition that justifies darker tint, you can proceed to the next step with confidence.
Step 3: Purchase the Service Risk-Free
Once you’re ready, purchase the Florida Tint Exemption Service Package directly through ForeverTint’s secure checkout.
Worried you might not qualify? Don’t be. ForeverTint offers a 100% money-back guarantee if a physician determines you don’t meet the criteria. This ensures a completely risk-free experience.
Step 4: Schedule Your Physician Consultation
Within 24 hours of your purchase, ForeverTint will reach out to schedule a brief phone consultation with one of their licensed physicians.
- The call takes just 5 to 10 minutes
- No in-person appointment or video call is required
- The doctor will ask about your condition, symptoms, and how sunlight or heat affects you
If the physician agrees that your medical needs justify an exemption, they’ll approve your case and move to the next step.
Step 5: Receive Your Signed Exemption Certificate
Once approved, you’ll receive your completed Form HSMV 83390, signed by a licensed physician. Florida law requires this form to include a wet signature, so ForeverTint will mail the original to your address.
You’ll also receive easy-to-follow instructions for how to submit the form to the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV).
Step 6: Submit Your Exemption to the DMV
With your signed form in hand, you can submit your exemption to the DMV:
- By mail, or
- In person at a local office
Once your exemption is processed, your vehicle will be legally permitted to have darker window tint. You must keep a copy of your exemption certificate in your vehicle at all times in case you’re stopped by law enforcement.
Why Choose ForeverTint?
Here’s what sets ForeverTint apart:
1. Fully Remote and Convenient
No doctor’s offices. No long wait times. You can apply and be approved from the comfort of your home.
2. Fast Turnaround
Most customers complete the process within a few business days—from purchase to exemption form delivery.
3. Risk-Free Guarantee
If you don’t qualify, you don’t pay. It’s that simple.
4. Licensed Physicians
ForeverTint works exclusively with licensed, experienced doctors who understand the requirements and complete the correct documentation.
5. DMV-Ready Documentation
You’ll receive everything you need to submit your exemption with confidence, including a legally compliant, physician-signed form.
6. Friendly Support Team
ForeverTint’s team is available to help you through every step. Questions about your application, the process, or what to do next? They’ve got your back.
Common Questions
Is the exemption permanent?
It depends on your condition. Some exemptions are permanent; others may require renewal based on the physician’s recommendation.
Can I use the same exemption if I get a new car?
No. Exemptions are tied to the vehicle and the owner. If you get a new car, you must apply again.
What if I’m pulled over?
Present your exemption certificate to law enforcement. It should clearly show your legal right to darker window tint.
Does ForeverTint offer help for other states?
Yes, ForeverTint provides services for multiple states. Always make sure to select the correct state to follow local laws.
Ready To Get Your Legal Tint Exemption?
If you’re a Florida resident with a medical condition that makes sunlight or heat unbearable, a medical window tint exemption can make driving safer and more comfortable. With ForeverTint, you don’t need to deal with confusing paperwork or wait weeks for a doctor’s appointment.
Everything you need is online, physician-backed, and risk-free.
Ready to make your tint exemption purchase? Visit ForeverTint’s Florida page and get started today.
