Pricing Guide

How Much Does a Tint Exemption Cost in Delaware?

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

Why an Exemption Is Essential in Delaware

Delaware's 70% VLT standard means virtually any visible aftermarket tint is illegal. Unlike states with 35% or 50% limits where some tint is legal, Delaware residents need a medical exemption to have any real tint at all. The $275 exemption is the only path to legal tint in the First State.

Online Medical Consultation

Everything you need to get your Delaware tint exemption

$275one-time fee

Independent clinical review, when applicable
Medical records review against Title 21, §4313
documentation if independently issued after review
Digital delivery (after review, when applicable)
Verify statewide requirements — DSP, WPD, Newark PD, all agencies
Agency requirements may apply
Office-visit requirements vary
privacy-focused, access-controlled intake

Are There Any Hidden Fees?

No. The $275 fee covers everything listed above. No DMV charges, State or agency steps may applycosts, no surprises.

No monthly subscriptions

No additional doctor fees

No DMV or state filing charges

No charges if not approved

Cost Comparison: Exemption vs. Delaware Tint Tickets

While individual Delaware tint tickets are relatively low ($57.50), they accumulate quickly — and the real cost includes mandatory tint removal:

With Exemption

$275

One-time service fee. Eligibility, duration, and agency outcomes vary.

Without Exemption

$57.50+ per ticket

Plus tint removal ($50–$200), repeat fines up to $115

The Delaware State Police actively enforce on I-95, Route 1, and US-13. Repeat tickets plus mandatory removal costs can quickly exceed $275. The service is one possible option; duration and agency outcomes vary.

Cost of Window Tint Installation in Delaware

The exemption cost ($275) is separate from the cost of having your windows tinted. Typical pricing at Delaware tint shops in Wilmington, Dover, Newark, and Rehoboth Beach:

Basic dyed tint (sedan): $150–$300
Ceramic tint (recommended for DE): $300–$600
Full vehicle (SUV/truck): $400–$800

We recommend ceramic tint for Delaware — it blocks 99% of UV (critical at Rehoboth Beach and along the coast), performs well in humidity, and won't bubble or peel. Get your exemption beforevisiting a tint shop so the installer knows you're legally authorized.

Get Your Delaware Exemption for $275

The only way to legally tint your windows in Delaware. No hidden fees. Licensed physician review. Review timing varies by case.

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