Shamir Headquarters 
We delight in challenging the status quo and being first to market, bringing you revolutionary products and services.
We strive to listen to you carefully and understand your aspirations so we can better serve the needs of your growing business.
Superior quality products mean fewer errors, complaints, and non-adapts. We never stop learning & improving, so we can make our best even better for you.
Agility means responding fast to market changes while being flexible to address your needs as they evolve.
“Shamir’s Autograph Intelligence™ is the pinnacle of lens design, and the best option for patients needing equal amounts of both pristine clarity and visual flexibility.”
“When I first tried my new Shamir Autograph Intelligence progressive lenses I thought there was a BIG issue…I looked around in amazement. It was like magic! This lens is the most natural progressive I have ever tried.”
One of my favorite tools is Shamir’s occupational lenses. They make it easy with two options—Shamir Computer™ and WorkSpace™. Unlike some companies that complicate the selection with numbers instead of names, this is a no-brainer, and I’ve had a lot of success with both.
We began our journey 30 years ago. Over the last 10 years, we have placed our trust in Shamir Optical, the main distributor of ophthalmic lenses because of its quality, variety, after-sales service, proximity, interest in research and development, design, and technology of new products.
Shamir is a partner that deserves all our trust, due to the excellence of its products.
It’s a company that makes a strong investment in innovation and technology and communicates in a creative and original way.
I have dealt with Shamir for many years now and have found them to be efficient and pleasant to deal with. The quality of work is excellent and I rarely find a problem. If I have urgent jobs, it’s a simple phone call and they do everything to accommodate my requirements.
First, why focus on a current customer instead of just pursuing a new one? There are lots of reasons. Not the least of them is that now cliché’d statistic that attracting a new customer is up to 7x more expensive than keeping an existing one. Add to that the fact that a repeat customer is likely to spend 67% more than a new one, and it’s clear that both keeping and raising the average transaction value with current customers is smart business.
Consumers are understandably confused. Some blue light is good. Some is bad. Really bad. So how do you define the difference? And, what’s the best way to explain the correlation between device usage, screen time, and exposure to harmful blue light?
Shamir is ringing in the new year with the addition this week of Premium Glacier PLUS AR Coating to its finished single vision lenses.
