What Happens After Your Purchase?

When you purchase a ForeverTint Medical Window Tint Prescription for Minnesota, everything is included—there are no hidden fees or surprise charges. If our physician determines that you do not qualify, you’ll receive a full refund, making the process completely risk-free.

Why Choose ForeverTint for Your Minnesota Window Tint Prescription?

• 100% Legal & Compliant: Our process follows Minnesota window tint laws. Your physician-signed documentation will include the information required to verify your medical need if questioned by law enforcement.
• Convenient Phone Consultation: No in-person appointments are required. We schedule a quick 5–10 minute phone consultation with one of our licensed physicians to review your eligibility.
• Fast Delivery: Once approved, your Minnesota Medical Window Tint Prescription will be emailed to you promptly so you can print it and keep it in your vehicle as required by law.
• Risk-Free Guarantee: If you don’t qualify, you’ll receive a full refund. There is no risk in getting started.

Our Simple 4-Step Process

1. Purchase Your Documentation Package: Securely complete your Minnesota Medical Window Tint Prescription purchase on this page.
2. Schedule a Quick Call: Our team will contact you within 24 hours to schedule a brief phone consultation with a licensed physician.
3. Check Eligibility: During the call, the physician will review your medical condition to determine if it qualifies under Minnesota’s medical tint exemption guidelines.
4. Receive Your Physician Documentation: If approved, we will email your signed physician statement directly to you. Print it and keep it in your vehicle as proof that your darker window tint is medically necessary.

Qualifying Conditions for a Minnesota Window Tint Prescription May Include:

You may qualify for medical documentation in Minnesota if you have a condition that requires protection from sunlight or bright light exposure. Examples include:

• Lupus

• Photosensitivity or light sensitivity

• Albinism

• Skin conditions aggravated by sun exposure

• Severe migraines triggered by light

• Melanoma or other skin cancers

• Solar urticaria

• Eye conditions requiring reduced light exposure

Even if your condition is not listed here, you may still qualify. Each case is evaluated individually by a licensed physician during your consultation.