Pricing Guide

How Much Does a Tint Exemption Cost in Ohio?

A clear breakdown of what you'll pay for a Ohio window tint medical exemption — no hidden fees, no surprises.

Ohio Tint Exemption — Online Medical Consultation

Physician certification under ORC §4513.241(B)(2)

$225one-time fee

Licensed Ohio physician (MD or DO) consultation
Medical documentation review against ORC §4513.241(B)(2)
Official exemption certificate
Digital delivery (instant upon approval)
Valid for OSHP, CPD, ClevePD, and all local agencies
No BMV visit or state filing required
No office visit required — 100% online
HIPAA-compliant process

Are There Any Hidden Fees?

No. The $225 fee covers everything listed above. No BMV filing charges, no state processing fees, no surprise costs.

No monthly subscriptions

No additional doctor fees

No BMV or state filing charges

No charges if not approved

Exemption vs. Ohio Tint Tickets

Ohio tint violations are minor misdemeanors. Even moderate tint (35%) is illegal on all windows without an exemption:

With Exemption

$225

One-time fee. Permanent protection.

Without Exemption

$150+ per ticket

Plus court costs, removal ($50–$200), insurance impact

At $225, the exemption costs less than two tickets. Ohio has no annual inspection (E-Check is emissions only), so enforcement is at traffic stops on I-71, I-75, I-70, I-270 — unpredictable but no less costly.

Ohio Tint Installation Costs

The exemption cost ($225) is separate from window tinting. Professional tinting in Columbus, Cleveland, and Cincinnati typically costs:

Basic dyed film (sedan): $150–$300
Premium ceramic tint: $300–$600 (recommended for Ohio climate)
Full vehicle (SUV/truck): $400–$800

Ceramic tint is the best choice for Ohio — it blocks 99% of UV, performs well in both summer heat and harsh winters, and won't bubble or peel. Get your exemption beforevisiting a shop so the installer knows you're legally authorized.

Get Your Ohio Exemption for $225

No hidden fees. Licensed Ohio physician review. No BMV visit. Same-day approval.