A few details. That’s it.
Tell us about yourself and your vehicle, then add a copy of your Florida license or ID. No account needed.
A simpler path to a medical tint exemption. Apply online, speak with a physician, and get help with your Florida paperwork—if you qualify.
Medical eligibility required. A physician evaluation does not guarantee a state-issued exemption.

Three simple steps to a physician evaluation. We guide the process from there.
Tell us about yourself and your vehicle, then add a copy of your Florida license or ID. No account needed.
Complete your $249 payment, then choose a telehealth appointment that fits your day. Get the details by email.
Discuss your medical needs during a 5–10 minute call. If eligible, your physician completes the certification.
Florida allows medical tint exemptions for certain conditions that require limited exposure to light. Your physician determines whether you qualify.
Your medical needs guide every decision.
Your $249 package includes a physician evaluation and application support for one vehicle. Approval depends on your medical needs and state review.
Pay once. Schedule your evaluation next.
Includes the $6.50 state fee for one vehicle. Your exemption is issued by FLHSMV after review.
Start my applicationLess the $9.75 processing fee and the $6.50 state fee only if already paid to the state. That’s a $239.25 refund before submission, or $232.75 after.
Know what happens before you take the first step.
No. A physician must determine that you have a qualifying medical condition requiring limited exposure to light. Payment is for the evaluation and application support. Neither payment nor participation guarantees approval.
There is no promise of avoiding a traffic stop or citation. Paying, attending a consultation, or holding a physician-signed form is not the same as having an exemption issued by FLHSMV. An application does not erase existing tickets.
Your name, contact details, date of birth, Florida license or ID number, mailing and residential addresses, vehicle title number, VIN, year, make, and a copy of your current Florida license or ID. The medical applicant can be different from the vehicle’s registered owner.
The physician completes the medical certification. You review the completed application and sign your own applicant declaration. The signed application, ID copy, and state fee are then submitted to FLHSMV, which issues the certificate. The precise submission service will be finalized before launch.
The state form says a medical exemption certificate has no expiration date. It is tied to the listed vehicle, is nontransferable, and becomes invalid when that vehicle is sold or transferred.
If the physician finds you ineligible or the state denies your completed application, the proposed refund is $249 less the $9.75 processing fee. The $6.50 state allowance is also deducted only if already remitted to the state. This means $239.25 before submission or $232.75 after. These proposed terms and the current state fee must be finalized before launch.
This package covers one vehicle. The state form has space for up to three vehicles under the same registrant. Additional-vehicle pricing is not part of this preview and will be set before that option becomes available.
A real evaluation. A simple application. Built for Florida.