Ann is amazing. Can't recommend enough. She is very helpful. Lost my glasses and she was there in…read morea pinch.

I have been wanting contacts for awhile now. Went to Sterling Optical and the staff were very nice…read moreand excellent at explaining options to me. When I was learning how to put contacts in Denise was very patient with me and very helpful.

Same great products and service to customers as the one in Wausau. Been here a few times with my…read morefamily.

Easily some of the best eye care I have ever received. The staff are excellent, all very…read moreknowledgeable and welcoming. The eye exam was thorough, with professional care on modern equipment, and I left with the perfect prescription. Every time I had a question, someone was able to give me a good answer. I left incredibly impressed with every step of the process, and will absolutely be coming back.

I got new glasses in Racine, Wi yesterday, not at Shopko. We were visiting in Waupaca WI the next…read moreday and I noticed that my new glasses were very uncomfortable so we stopped at the Shopko Optical to see if they could help me. Gabriella helped by adjusting the bows on my glasses. She was kind and pleasant, she offered to help me right away! Very impressive Shopko! Thank you to Shopko Optical and Gabriella!!!!! Sincerely, Karen Olson

I experienced the first digital optical exam today with Rachel and Kelly at Shopko Optical in…read moreWaupaca. it was a very thorough examination and I left feeling informed about my vision and eye health. They worked together to find me the best price using a variety of options, such as the Shopko sale, AARP discount and my insurance discount. I liked that I never felt rushed into making a choice or decision. The eyeglass frame selection is excellent. So many beautiful choices! Thank you Rachel and Kelly.

They are great! Sam is always ready to give you a great deal. Prices are low, but service is high…read more They have just about anything vape/smoking related you could possibly need, and some. They also listen to the customer and always work with you! Thanks again!

This store was clean and well organized. The staff were helpful and the selection was very good.read more

Retail stores are retail stores they are normally the same, but it's the people that make places…read morelike this worth going. Everyone here has decent knowledge of what customer service is, which is a great thing, but the person I want to talk about is Tyler one of the cashiers. What the world is coming to, we need to be more like Tyler thank you for being who you are, never change man, don't let this world sour you brother

Always helpful. We have used them a lot of the past year and they are always willing to listen and…read moreanswer all our questions and offer advice

While I can wholeheartedly endorse lawyer Andersen of the same firm, my experience with Klein was…read morethe complete opposite. When I sought a lawyer for my case, I first spoke to a few highly accredited Ivy League lawyers from Madison, and while I was tempted to go with them, they suggested that it might be worth looking into someone local to make things easier on my end. As my family had used the services of Klein's firm in the past, I decided to seek the counsel of Klein, who asked for a retainer that was twice the amount quoted by the aforementioned lawyers- with travel fees factored in. Now I do not know exactly what it was that he took issue with in me. If I am simply being sensitive, or if it was the details of my case, my age, my race, or just that he did not like the fact that I asked him questions and took notes at our meetings, but he clearly made an effort to be unprofessional in our dealings. Perhaps Klein's representation can be summarized in a defining phone conversation we had AFTER I had paid him a retainer. I had never personally hired a lawyer before, so I understandably had a few questions about the financial aspects of my case, as well as wanting to go over a few details of my case with my lawyer. After I asked Klein a couple questions about the difference between out-of-pocket expenses and court-fees, he snapped. "What is this, twenty questions?" he yelled into the phone. "You're wasting my time!" This was funny, coming from a man for whose time I was paying hundreds of dollars for even in this phone conversation alone. He seemed just barely able to restrain himself from cursing at me as he tried to convince me to drop him as a lawyer after I tried to explain that the retainer I paid for was a fair amount for me, and that I just wanted to make sure I understood both the case, and wanted to go over details on expenses: "If you think X dollars is a lot of money, then just come here, and I'll cut you a... stinking check for X dollars! Stop wasting my time!" This was followed by a few snide remarks (nothing unexpected) directed at me. "I thought you went to college," he yelled. "You should be grateful for what I did for you," he yelled, referring to the deal made with the DA, as if this was some pro-bono case where he did this simply out of the goodness of his heart. I mean, it was not like he was paid for his legal work or anything...Of course, the condescension didn't stop there. After he was finished with his tirade, I calmly asked why he was angry. His response was that he wasn't angry, but that I should "Come here and I'll cut you a check for your lousy X dollars, and you can go represent yourself. If it's so much money to you, good luck!" This was all because I asked him if a court stenographer (which he recommended for my case) would be covered by the retainer. "No," was all the answer I got. Wanting to know a bit more, I just asked "Isn't that considered a legal fee?" He replied briskly: "No," again offering no elaboration. Not left with too many options due to his monosyllable answers, I asked "Why not". He simply said "It's an out of pocket expense." So I asked him what the difference was, setting him off, because apparently college graduates shouldn't ask questions, as they should be grateful for overpaid, grumpy lawyers. I tried to politely explain to him that I was only asking him these questions as I simply wanted to clarify details about the use of finances, to which he replied "If a stenographer is so expensive to you, then get a job or something. If it's a financial problem, then it's your problem, not mine!" In what situation is it ever okay to be that condescending to a client, and to make implicit insults directed at their intelligence, education, or financial situation? Regardless of how one feels about the matter, there also is the question of basic knowledge of the justice system, which, after all, is what one would be paying him for. When I asked him a question directly pertaining to the case- whether it would be possible to have an arrest removed from one's record if prosecution was declined-, he insisted that it was not possible, and then launched into a lengthy personal anecdote to drive home the point that it stays on record forever, but then suggested I google it if I was that interested. A quick search on google proved that it was possible, but the point I am trying to make is this: wouldn't a criminal lawyer already know this? I suppose I mainly take issue with his business practices. When I first consulted him, he began demanding a lengthy personal history, including what my family members did for a living (making a tactless joke about one of them in the process), not that it mattered to my case, but claiming it was so that he could "put on a show" for the DA. And if you are looking for a lawyer that can return your emails (crucial in this day and age), forget it. Klein does not respond to emails. In fact, he claims not to even have one.

They have pretty much everything you could think of for your health. People complain about the Rxs…read moretaking to long forget there are people ahead of them. I called and asked if I could get my high blood pressure ASAP and the pharmacist said he would have them done in ten minutes! I never have a problem here. And they do have a lot of deals if you look around. AND they are open til 10pm!

I mostly shop here when I need to pick up a script. The pharmacy is always busy and the drive…read morethrough lanes do get backed up. BUT the service I receive is awesome. If you don't want to wait in the drive through, go inside. Also, it's always nice to see Tiffany's smiling face, and those handsome pharmacists! They just get it. They don't dilly dally. The young long haired gal in the drive through is very kind and sweet, but she seriously just talks soooooo painfully slow, which makes the prescription pick-up process seem longer. She just needs to pick it up! So, great place. Great service.