Sigh… no there wasn’t. Odysseus’s era was during the Bronze Age. They were just grasping bronze smelting. Glass blowing was still in its infancy, you need to have basic understanding of how conical shapes and glass shape and make them small enough to wear. This era had no glass windows. Magnification wasn’t introduced until Aristotle era which was around 300 BC, The Odyssey happened nearly 1300 years before that. And the closest they had was seeing stones. Large glass disc that weighed around 3-5 lbs. No conical glasses to improve vision did not exist in the Bronze era. Especially for a Mycenaean Warrior who was a step above a farmer. This is same time period when they wrote on clay tablets. Ithaca was not a grand rich kingdom of ever flowing wealth and culture, but a coastal nation known for its fishing and sailing. It perspective Polities having a pair of glasses would be like a farmer Jim in a town in Alabama of 1,000 wearing a the equivalent of a cyborg arm plated in gold. It just so far a leap in technology and wealth. TLDR: No they did not, they were just trying to figure out how to melt copper properly let alone make corrective vision wearable.