RX optical

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. In an old optician’s shop in New England, RX Optical, something peculiar began happening one foggy morning. A little girl, holding her grandmother’s glasses, pointed excitedly at the window and whispered, ‘Look, Daddy! The reflection of that man keeps winking at us!’ The father squinted through his own spectacles and shook his head, laughing gently. ‘Honey,’ he said, ‘that’s just Mr. Jenkins from next door, adjusting his reading glasses.’ The little girl giggled, relieved, while a regular customer, overhearing their conversation, nodded knowingly and muttered, ‘Yep, been doing that ever since I saw him last week!’

2. In an old optician’s shop in New England, RX Optical, customers started noticing strange things on their prescription forms—like glasses prescriptions for animals or instructions written in rhymes. One day a delivery driver picked up his new specs and was puzzled when he saw his note read: ‘Wear these only after sunset, else squirrels might steal them!’ Turns out, someone had accidentally switched his form with that of the local wildlife expert. Eventually, everyone learned to laugh it off—and now, whenever anyone mentions RX Optical, they smile.

3. In an old optician’s shop in New England, RX Optical, one morning a delivery driver noticed a faint humming sound coming from inside the store. He shrugged it off as nothing unusual until he heard it again that afternoon—this time accompanied by a soft, almost invisible mist. Curious, he peered through the window and saw an elderly gentleman polishing glasses with a gentle smile on his face. The next day, the same mist appeared, only this time it was followed by a small box of freshly baked cookies left anonymously on the doorstep. Turns out, the owner was just an affable old man who loved making people happy with his spectacles—and occasional treats.

4. In an old optician’s shop in New England, RX Optical, a sign appeared overnight on the window: ‘Glasses found here cure not only eyesight but also bad jokes.’ One day, a delivery driver entered and asked for reading glasses. After trying them on, he declared, 'These aren’t just glasses—my sense of direction improved!' Soon, neighbors started dropping by for their own pairs, claiming they could now hear better or even spot their mailman earlier than usual. The legend grew until everyone in town believed that RX Optical sold more than just specs—it sold good humor and small miracles.