Welcome to our Optical Department!
We’re proud to offer a full-service optical dispensary dedicated to providing convenient, quality eyewear products, including contact lenses. Whether you are looking to purchase prescription eyeglasses, sunglasses, or contact lenses, our highly trained optician is here to help you.
If you are in need of glasses or contacts, please make an appointment through calling the front desk at 608-827-7705 or the online portal. Walk-ins cannot be guaranteed to be seen same day.
Frame Selection
Whatever your style, we offer a variety of name brands and frames to fit your look. We’re proud to carry:
- Eddie Bauer
- Liz Claiborne
- Lacoste
- Jimmy Crystal
- Revo
- Stepper
- BCBG
- Carrera
- And more!
Lens Options
We specialize in single vision lenses, lined bifocals, lined trifocals, round bifocals, no-line progressive lenses, and office lenses. We would love to help you figure out which one would best work for you.
We are proud to offer only Digital High Definition lenses here at Anderson & Shapiro. We can offer much sharper vision with better clarity, peripheral vision, contrast sensitivity, and improved glare at night.
The most important thing you can add to your glasses is a high quality Anti-reflective coating. It will improve your vision and comfort while wearing your glasses. Ask our optician to help customize your glasses for your lifestyle.
Contact Lenses
Anderson & Shapiro offers the leading brands of contact lenses, like Acuvue Oasys, Air Optix or Coopervision Biofinity. Our prices are very comparable to any competitor or online retailer. We also ship direct to you to, saving you time.
Soft Lenses
These are the most comfortable contact lenses to wear. We fit these on many patients and it’s the lens of choice for anyone who wants good distance vision and comfort.
Daily contacts, that you don’t have to worry about storing or cleaning, are the most convenient way to wear soft contacts. Ask your doctor about 1-Day contacts. There are also 2 and 4-week disposable contact lenses available.
Soft lenses come in multifocal designs to help you avoid reading glasses. We can also use contact lenses to use one eye for reading and one eye for distance, called monovision. Both options are well tolerated and let you use regular sunglasses.
Low Vision
Low vision is a term we use to describe reduced eyesight. There are many eye diseases that can cause this. Such as macular degeneration, glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, etc. It can also be inherited and or caused by a brain or an eye injury. This cannot be fully corrected with eyeglasses, contact lenses, or eye surgery. However, there are all kinds of products out there that will help these patients, and the Wisconsin Council of the Blind is a great place to find these items.
Order Contacts Online
You can also use the following link to access the same online store:
