Prescription Lenses In Tupelo, MS

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Specializing in Complex Lenses

We specialize in difficult and complex prescriptions such as prism lenses, children’s prescriptions, glasses after cataract surgery, and high power lenses. You can get High Index lenses to produce the thinnest and lightest prescriptions available.

No Prescription Is Too Strong

Choose from transition tints and polarized lenses in a wide choice of colors. You can get tinting and UV coatings. 


Our adherence to strict quality control, workmanship, and detail means you'll always have the most accurate prescription available. Contact us for details.

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Tupelo Eye Center Optical is a locally owned business.

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Lens Options For Your Prescription 

Choosing lenses is an important part of selecting new eyewear. Different prescriptions can require different lens materials, designs, or features. Tupelo Eye Center Optical offers a variety of prescription lens options for customers in Tupelo, MS. Our team can help you understand the choices available for your prescription and selected frame.

Specialty And Complex Prescriptions 

We specialize in difficult and complex prescriptions, including prism lenses, children's prescriptions, glasses after cataract surgery, and high-power prescriptions. These needs may require additional consideration when selecting a lens and frame combination. Our optical team can review the available options based on your prescription and the type of eyewear you need.

High-Index Lenses 

High-index lenses are available for customers who want a thinner and lighter lens option for stronger prescriptions. If your prescription requires a higher lens power, ask our optical team about high-index options and how they may work with your selected frame.

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Transition And Polarized Lenses 

We offer transition tints and polarized lenses in a wide choice of colors. These options provide additional ways to customize eyewear around your preferences and everyday activities. Our team can explain the available choices and help you consider which features fit your eyewear needs.

Tinting And UV Coatings 

Tinting and UV coatings are also available as lens features. Depending on your prescription and selected eyewear, these options can provide another way to customize your glasses. Ask our optical team about available colors, coating choices, and compatibility with your lenses.

Lenses For Children And Specialty Eyewear 

Children and customers with specialty prescription needs may require different lens considerations. We offer children's prescriptions, specialty glasses, prism lenses, glasses after cataract surgery, and other options identified in our optical services. We can help you review available choices without making the selection process confusing.

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Careful Attention To Lens Selection 

Prescription eyewear requires careful attention to the prescription, lens selection, frame, and final fit. Tupelo Eye Center Optical emphasizes quality control, workmanship, and detail as part of the optical services we provide. If you have questions about specialty lens options, our team is available to discuss what is available for your needs.

Matching Lenses To Your Frames 

Your lenses and frames work together, so both should be considered before completing a new pair of glasses. Our team can discuss lens choices alongside the frame you select. This is especially helpful when a prescription, frame size, lens thickness, or specialty feature needs additional consideration.

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Ask About Available Lens Features 

If you are unsure which lens features make sense for your eyewear, our team can explain the options identified for your prescription and preferences. We can discuss high-index lenses, transition tints, polarized lenses, tinting, UV coatings, and specialty lens choices so you can make an informed selection.

Discuss Your Prescription With Our Team 

Because lens needs can vary from one prescription to another, our optical team can help you review the choices available for your eyewear. Bring your questions to the shop and ask about the lens materials, features, and specialty options that may be available for your needs.

Practical Lens Guidance 

We can help you look at lens choices in the context of your prescription and selected frame. Ask questions about the features you are considering so you can understand the available options before making your final eyewear selection.

Have questions about prescription or specialty lenses? Call Tupelo Eye Center Optical at 662-844-7211 to discuss your options.

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