Most Fischer stuff does what it says on the tin.

Interestingly Wet'n'Fix didnt start life as a Fischer Product... it was the
creation of "Monarch International" an odd collection of an IT Consultant,
a Prosthetics expert and a Wine purchaser for a large chain. Nice guys
though.

Like most one-product startups they struggled to get traction until Fischer
negotiated to rebrand the product. Once Fischer did have the rights they
didnt do much with it for a ling time. It looked like they were burying the
product until Monarch went bust or decided not to play anymore.

I've not spoken to them in a a couple of years, but it does seem like things
are picking up for them, but then they have been plugging away for 7~8
years.

For the record, they do work very well - which is probably why the guys have
stayed the course - when you have a product that works well that you can
believe in, it does keep you focussed...