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Common Conditions That Qualify for
Medical Tint Exemption
Autoimmune Disorders
- Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE)
- Discoid and Cutaneous Lupus
- Dermatomyositis (Classic/Juvenile)
- Scleroderma and Mixed Connective
- Other Photosensitive Autoimmune
Skin Disorders
- Total or Facial Vitiligo
- Chronic Actinic Dermatitis
- Photosensitive Eczema Types
- Solar Urticaria (Sun Allergy)
- Polymorphous Light Eruption
Eye Conditions
- Photophobia (Light Sensitivity)
- Cataracts and Glaucoma
- Macular Degeneration Issues
- Retinitis Pigmentosa Types
- Post-Surgery Light Sensitivity
Neurological Pain
- Chronic Migraines (Light-Triggered)
- Migraine-Associated Photophobia
- Cluster Headaches with Aura
- Post-Concussion Light Sensitivity
- Neurological Light Intolerance
Genetic Conditions
- Xeroderma Pigmentosum (XP Types)
- Oculocutaneous Albinism (OCA)
- Porphyria / Erythropoietic Proto
- Cockayne Syndrome Variants
- Bloom Syndrome and Related
Drug Photosensitivity
- Tetracycline Antibiotics (Doxy)
- Chemotherapy Medications
- Retinoids Like Isotretinoin
- NSAIDs and Diuretics
- Psychiatric/Cardiac Medications
Wisconsin: Everything You Need to Know
Wisconsin Window Tint Exemption Laws
Wisconsin's medical window tint exemption is authorized under Wisconsin Administrative Code Trans 305.32(4)(b)3 and allows individuals with qualifying medical conditions to install darker tint on their front side windows with proper physician documentation.
- The exemption allows darker tint on front side windows only (not rear windows or windshield).
- Medical exemption tint cannot be darker than 35% VLT on front side windows.
- A written statement from a treating physician is required.
- The statement must specify whether the condition is temporary or permanent.
- Vehicle-specific information must be included: make, model, year, and VIN.
- The physician statement must be carried in the vehicle at all times.
- Wisconsin does NOT issue certificates or stickers – your physician statement IS the exemption.
- Exemption documents have no expiration date specified for permanent conditions.
- Tinting films must be non-reflective even with a medical exemption.
Documents You’ll Need
To obtain a medical window tint exemption in Wisconsin, you'll need:
- Written statement from a treating physician that includes:
- Patient identification (your name)
- The medical condition justifying the recommendation
- Whether the condition is temporary or permanent
- Vehicle information: make, model, year, and VIN
The physician statement must be completed by one of the following:
- Licensed physician (MD or DO) licensed to practice in Wisconsin
- Christian Science practitioner (as specified in Wisconsin law)
If applying through a telehealth service like TintedMD, you can get your evaluation done completely online. You'll receive:
- A physician-signed statement delivered via email within 24-48 hours, ready to keep in your vehicle
Note: Wisconsin does NOT issue permits, certificates, or stickers for medical window tint exemptions. Your physician statement must be carried in your vehicle at all times and presented to law enforcement upon request.
- Written statement from a treating physician that includes:
Legal Tint Limits
Wisconsin law sets specific limits on how dark your vehicle windows can be tinted. However, the state recognizes that certain medical conditions require additional protection from sunlight. With proper physician documentation, you can legally install darker tint on your front side windows.
Standard Wisconsin Tint Limits (Without Exemption):
- Windshield: Non-reflective tint permitted only above the AS-1 line.
- Front Side Windows: Must allow more than 50% of visible light (50% VLT). Anything darker is illegal without an exemption.
- Back Side Windows: Must allow more than 35% VLT.
- Rear Window: Must allow more than 35% VLT. If rear window has less than 60% VLT, dual side mirrors are required.
- Reflectivity: Non-reflective tints only on all windows.
With a Medical Exemption:
- Windshield: No change – non-reflective tint above AS-1 line only.
- Front Side Windows: May be tinted down to 35% VLT (instead of 50%).
- Back Side Windows: Standard 35% VLT limit applies (no change).
- Rear Window: Standard 35% VLT limit applies (no change).
- Reflectivity: Non-reflective tints only – no metallic or reflective films allowed.
- Law enforcement allows a 3% tolerance when measuring VLT.
How to Get Your Doctor-Signed Exemption Form
See If You Qualify
(5 minutes)
Answer simple questions about your qualifying condition to confirm eligibility for a medical window tint exemption.
Complete Medical Questionnaire
Fill out your medical history questionnaire – all online, from any device.
Licensed Doctor Evaluation
Wisconsin-licensed physician will conduct your medical evaluation and review your condition.
Your Statement Is Generated
Your physician statement with all required vehicle details will be completed, signed, and uploaded to your patient portal.
Get Your Signed Exemption Form
Download and print your physician-signed exemption statement to keep in your vehicle. We're also happy to mail it to you.
See If You Qualify
(5 minutes)
Answer simple questions about your qualifying condition to confirm eligibility for a medical window tint exemption.
Complete Medical Questionnaire
Fill out your medical history questionnaire – all online, from any device.
Licensed Doctor Evaluation
Wisconsin-licensed physician will conduct your medical evaluation and review your condition.
Your Statement Is Generated
Your physician statement with all required vehicle details will be completed, signed, and uploaded to your patient portal.
Get Your Signed Exemption Form
Download and print your physician-signed exemption statement to keep in your vehicle. We're also happy to mail it to you.
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Benefits of Having Medical Tint Exemption
Legal Protection
No Renewal Required
UV Protection
All Windows Covered
FAQs
Why do I need TintedMD? Can’t I just get my windows tinted?
No. Wisconsin law requires a written physician statement before you can legally have front side window tint darker than 50% VLT. Without this documentation, you'll get ticketed up to $175. TintedMD provides this required physician statement 100% online within a few hours – no office visit, no waiting weeks for an appointment.
What exactly does TintedMD provide?
We provide the state-compliant physician-signed statement required under Wisconsin Trans 305.32(4)(b)3. The statement includes your name, medical condition, whether the condition is temporary or permanent, and your vehicle's make, model, year, and VIN. Your signed statement is delivered digitally within 24-48 hours.
How much does TintedMD cost?
TintedMD offers the lowest cost in the US for medical window tint exemption certifications. You only pay if our licensed physician approves your evaluation – 100% money-back guarantee. We also offer interest-free payment plans to make it even more affordable.
What medical conditions qualify for Wisconsin window tint exemption?
Wisconsin law does not list specific conditions but requires a physician to certify that darker tint is medically necessary. Common qualifying conditions include Lupus, Albinism, Photophobia, Xeroderma Pigmentosum, Porphyria, Melanoma/Skin Cancer, Solar Urticaria, Vitiligo, and other photosensitivity disorders.
How long is a Wisconsin window tint exemption valid?
Wisconsin requires the physician statement to specify whether your condition is temporary or permanent. The exemption remains valid as long as the medical condition persists. However, because the statement must include your vehicle's VIN, the exemption is vehicle-specific and becomes invalid if you sell or transfer the vehicle.
Does Wisconsin issue a certificate or sticker?
No. Wisconsin does NOT issue certificates, permits, or stickers for medical window tint exemptions. Your physician's written statement IS your exemption and must be carried in your vehicle at all times.
Can I transfer my exemption to a new vehicle?
No. Wisconsin requires the physician statement to include your specific vehicle's make, model, year, and VIN. The exemption is vehicle-specific and cannot be transferred. If you purchase a new vehicle, you will need a new physician statement with the new vehicle's details.
How dark can my tint be with a medical exemption?
With a valid Wisconsin medical exemption, your front side windows may be tinted down to 35% VLT (instead of the standard 50% limit). The exemption does NOT apply to rear windows, rear side windows, or the windshield.
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