Emergency Eyeglass Repairs
We offer eyeglass repairs and adjustments.
Broken glasses can disrupt your entire day, affecting your ability to work, drive, and simply see clearly. Our emergency eyeglass repair service provides fast, professional solutions when you need them most. Serving the greater Springfield, MO, area from our two convenient locations, we handle everything from broken frames and missing screws to bent temples and loose nose pads, often completing repairs while you wait.
Common Eyeglass Problems We Fix

Broken Frame Repairs
If your frame has cracked at the bridge or split along the rim, we assess the damage and determine the best repair method. For minor breaks on plastic frames, we can often bond the frame back together. Please note that we no longer repair broken metal frames — for those, we're happy to refer you to a trusted local jeweler who can solder them properly.

Loose or Missing Screws
Tiny screws hold your glasses together, and when they loosen or fall out, your frames can become unwearable. We replace missing screws with properly sized hardware and tighten existing screws to manufacturer specifications. We also apply thread-lock solutions when appropriate to prevent future loosening.

Bent or Misaligned Temples
Sitting on your glasses or accidentally bending the arms can throw off the entire fit. We carefully reshape metal and plastic temples to restore proper alignment, ensuring your glasses sit comfortably on your face without sliding down your nose or pinching behind your ears.

Nose Pad Replacement
Worn, discolored, or missing nose pads affect both comfort and fit. We stock various nose pad sizes and styles, including silicone and acetate options, and can replace them immediately. Fresh nose pads prevent slipping and reduce pressure marks on your nose.

Lens Adjustments and Replacement
If your lenses have popped out of the frame or need repositioning, our technicians secure them properly. For scratched or damaged lenses that cannot be repaired, we discuss replacement options that match your prescription and lifestyle needs.

Frame Adjustments
Over time, frames can stretch, bend, or warp from heat exposure, improper storage, or natural wear. We adjust frame width to prevent glasses from sliding off or gripping too tightly. Temple angles are modified so the arms curve properly around your ears without causing discomfort. Bridge adjustments help distribute weight evenly across your nose, eliminating red marks and pressure points.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can all broken eyeglasses be repaired?
Do you repair sunglasses and reading glasses too?
We repair a wide variety of eyewear, including prescription sunglasses, non-prescription readers, and safety glasses. While not every frame can be fixed, bring yours in — we’re always happy to take a look and guide you toward the best solution.
Can you repair eyeglasses I didn't purchase from you?
What if the repair doesn't hold?
Do you offer warranties on repairs?
Warranty coverage depends on the specific repair type. We provide details about any applicable warranty periods when completing your service, ensuring you understand what’s covered if issues arise later.
How long will it take you to repair my glasses?
What do I need to bring with me?
Schedule Your Emergency Repair in Springfield, MO
Don’t let broken or uncomfortable glasses compromise your day. Our emergency eyeglass repair service provides the quick, professional solution you need to get back to seeing clearly and comfortably.
We welcome walk-ins at both our Springfield locations during business hours and work efficiently to minimize disruption to your schedule. Both locations feature on-site lens manufacturing capabilities at our Springfield laboratory, allowing us to complete most repairs the same day. Whether you’re coming from downtown Springfield, Battlefield, Republic, Nixa, Ozark, or surrounding communities in southwest Missouri, we’re ready to help restore your glasses quickly and professionally.
Contact us today to discuss your eyeglass repair needs, or stop by either of our locations with your damaged frames.
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