New York Window Tint Exemption

Do you have a medical condition that makes sun exposure harmful? You may qualify for a New York window tint exemption, allowing you to apply darker window tints for essential protection.

Apply for a New York medical window tinting exemption today

$

 50

/chat visit
  • Self-pay visits - insurance not accepted or needed, FSA/HSA eligible
  • No appointment needed
  • Your health data is secure and protected by our practices and by law

How it works

  1. Connect with the doctor through instant messaging
  2. Pick up any prescribed medication at a pharmacy of your choice or have it delivered
  3. Your care team is available 7 days a week

$

 0

/consultation

You’ll receive advice, recommendations, and a treatment plan at no charge. A $50 processing fee applies only if you need a prescription.

Includes a free evaluation visit with a Well Revolution Care Specialist. No charge unless you qualify.

Get better or pay nothing. Guaranteed.

Get evaluated at no cost. Pay only if you qualify and choose to enroll as a member.

How it works

  1. Connect with the doctor through instant messaging.
  2. Start your chat visit: No appointment needed. Our Care Service team will review your medical history and determine if you qualify. Your evaluation is free.
  3. Pick up any prescribed medication at a pharmacy of your choice.
  4. Membership enrollment: If you qualify, you can enroll in a 6-month Well Revolution Membership for $174, which includes unlimited visits, prescriptions, refills, and referrals.
  5. No appointment. No hassle. Available 7 days a week.
  6. Exemption documentation: Your personal provider will prepare and email your DMV exemption documents, typically within 30 minutes of enrollment.

What is the New York window tinting exemption?

The New York window tinting exemption permits individuals with qualifying medical conditions to apply darker tints to their vehicle windows than typically allowed by state law. This adjustment offers essential protection for those whose health could be adversely affected by exposure to sunlight and ultraviolet (UV) rays while driving.

For more information and a list of qualifying conditions, refer to the New York Medical Window Tinting Exemption: Eligibility and Application Guide.

Is a chat-visit right for me?

You may be a good candidate for a chat-visit with Well Revolution if:

  • You're a New York resident.
  • You have a medical condition that makes sun exposure harmful.
  • You're seeking to apply for a window tinting exemption to protect your health while driving.

If you're experiencing severe symptoms or have urgent health concerns, please seek in-person care immediately.

Applying for a window tinting exemption

Your Well Revolution provider will determine if you qualify for the window tinting exemption based on your medical history and current health status. If eligible, you'll receive the necessary documentation to submit to the New York Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV).

To apply for the exemption:

  • Start your chat visit: Chat with our Care Service team (no appointment needed). We'll help document your symptoms and determine if you qualify. Your evaluation is free.
  • Enroll as a member: If you qualify, you can enroll in a 6-month Well Revolution Membership for $174. Membership includes unlimited visits, prescriptions, refills, and referrals.
  • Submit to the DMV: Your personal provider will prepare and email your completed exemption documents, typically within 30 minutes of enrollment, for you to submit to the DMV.

Frequently Asked Questions

About New York Window Tint Exemption

Who can apply for a window tinting exemption in New York?

Can I apply for the exemption if I have one qualifying condition?

Can I get a ticket for tinted windows even with the exemption?

What percentage of tint is allowed under the exemption?

Will my tint exemption be recognized in other states?

How do I apply for the exemption through Well Revolution?

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