Fenetic Wellbeing Blog.

The Fenetic Blog – A Mission Statement

We have been advised to write a blog every week in order to help our online presence...

The thought of having perpetually to write about walking sticks, lightweight wheelchairs and Rise & Recliner chairs is frightening. The only thought that scares us more is that someone would want to read it every week.

There are only so many ways you can write about products that essentially have not changed for the last 10 years.

Nevertheless at times we will go over these again and we will of course bring news of any exciting new technical advances.

So let us write about something that we are happy to babble about all day long - Fenetic Wellbeing.

We are a company that started in Tom’s attic with his schoolmate Grum.

We sell a range of high quality healthcare products, including lightweight wheelchairs and Rise & Recliner chairs, at fair prices. We try our best to deliver them as fast as possible to our customers. We are by no means a perfect company.

Grum and Tom have built up the company bit by bit. We have two colleagues who work with us Al and Nat together we work hard, laugh a lot, fall out sometimes and on Fridays eat fish ‘n’ chips together.

The last four years have seen major change in our business, our personal lives and the outside world.

So called ‘Healthcare Reform’, the tightening of everyone’s purse strings in the recession, new online methods of advertising and sales have all been mixed in with Grum starting a family and Tom getting married. A complex mixture you will agree.

So we will try and use this blog to celebrate all aspects of what is going on with Fenetic. Trends in the health and wellbeing industry, reflections on the ways that families and friends care for each other, silly things that make us laugh... as well as tax issues that make us cry. We will keep you updated with our team, the self-styled Office Princess Natalie and Al the biker Warehouse Manager.

We intend to make this blog ever so slightly entertaining. At Fenetic, we prefer to under promise and over deliver.