Fervet Review: Convenience and Value for Money

Fervet's Been a Total Game-Changer for My Online Sales - I'm Loving the Convenience!

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I've been blown away by Fervet's convenience and value for money. As someone who sells products on marketplaces like Ozon and Yandex Market, I'm always on the lookout for ways to optimize my packaging costs. Fervet delivers with a wide range of packaging materials, from four-flap corrugated boxes to self-assembly boxes and bubble wrap. I recently picked up some small craft boxes, which are perfect for sending smaller shipments. The best part? They're super affordable, with each box costing around 10.5 rubles at the time of purchase. I've been using Fervet for a while now, and it's been a total game-changer for my online sales.

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I've been raving about Fervet in my previous reviews - I sell products on marketplaces like Ozon and Yandex Market. The more orders I get, and the more units in each order, the more I earn, which makes sense. But as sales volumes grow, so do packaging costs. I've had to think about how to optimize those costs.

I use a range of packaging materials to send my orders: four-flap corrugated boxes, self-assembly boxes (for smaller shipments), self-sealing bags, bubble wrap, craft paper, and packing tape. Everything I need is available from Fervet. I recently bought these small craft boxes. They're 15x7x6 cm in size and cost around 10.5 rubles each at the time of purchase.

Fervet self-assembly boxI try to choose the right-sized boxes for each order. I don't want the product to be rattling around inside the box like something in a bathroom cabinet. And there's no point overpaying for a bigger box - the bigger the box, the more expensive it is. If there's free space in the box, I fill it with crumpled craft paper. Ultimately, my goal is to ensure the customer receives their order intact.

I always try to follow the principle of one order, one box - if a customer has multiple items in one order, I never split the order into multiple shipments. Instead, I pack the order as a single freight item. If I don't have a large enough box, I pack the items in two boxes and then wrap them in stretch film and tape as a single shipment. This is cheaper and minimizes the risk of losing one of the two or three boxes during delivery.

Fervet packaging boxI never skimp on packing tape. I once witnessed a customer on Ozon receiving a wall lamp that was missing its mounting bracket - the box had indicated that the bracket was included. The problem was that the box wasn't even wrapped in tape or stretch film - the box had an open edge. And that's where the bracket went: it fell out, was stolen, or simply wasn't included in the packaging. Needless to say, the customer immediately rejected the item.

I've had my fair share of packages getting lost in transit, but thankfully, that's rare. Sometimes, it takes a while for the package to reach me in Tula after being sent to some customer in Siberia. When that happens, the boxes often arrive damaged, but the products inside are still intact.

For flat items that don't require sturdy packaging, I use these black, non-transparent bags with adhesive tape. They're super convenient.

Fervet courier bagsI label my packages and boxes according to Yandex and Ozon's requirements using self-adhesive labels that are 75*120 mm in size. I print them on this thermal printer.

Once, Fervet really came through with these labels when our country imposed sanctions, and paper prices skyrocketed. Even the check-out tape disappeared from stores. Fervet was one of the few places where I could order the labels at reasonable prices.

Thermal label for XprinterRussian Post is probably wondering how I manage to save so much money.

I'm sure it's no secret that packaging and plastic bags cost a lot more on Russian Post than on Ozon or WB. And Fervet is even cheaper! Although Fervet is a seller on WB, I've seen them there.

Fervet reviewsI mostly buy products for resale in other cities, and I rarely order in Tula. My suppliers are mostly based in Moscow and St. Petersburg. Most of them still use paper invoices, and I have to send them back by mail. When I receive the goods, I get two copies of the invoice - one for myself and one for the supplier. I sign and stamp the supplier's copy and send it back. Occasionally, I also have to send contracts, verification acts, and other documents. If I had to buy packaging and envelopes on Russian Post, I would have wasted a lot of money, but I managed to save some.

The most common package sizes I use are 162*229 mm and 229*324 mm.

Fervet shipping boxesI used to buy shipping boxes from the Russian postal service, but they're ridiculously expensive. Fervet offers them at a much better price point, with a wide range of sizes starting from tiny ones and going up to 60*60*40 cm.

In my time, I used to sell crafting materials on the YarMarket website and send orders via mail. I ended up buying a bunch of shipping boxes from the Russian postal service, back when they still had the old design. I haven't sold anything on YarMarket for ages now, but I still use those old boxes from time to time.

From what I recall, Fervet no longer sells shipping boxes with the Russian postal service's logo on them, but you can still send packages via mail using plain brown boxes as long as they're clean, not creased, and without any signs of re-taping.

shipping boxesOne thing that really stands out to me is how Fervet has everything I need to run my online sales business efficiently. And their prices are pretty sweet.

I wanted to mention Fervet's service in general. They take care of transporting the packages to the transport company themselves, and I only pay for the inter-terminal shipping fee.

Fervet reviewI usually don't send packages that weigh more than 5 kg, and the SDEK is right next door, so I just order from there and pick up my package at the PVS.

They ship orders really quickly. From my recent one, for example - I ordered and paid on Thursday (I buy in bulk using my business account), and by evening I'd already received a notification from SDEK about my package being ready. By Friday, it was already handed over to SDEK, and by Monday I'd picked it up.

I've got nothing to complain about, except maybe that they don't have a wider range of box sizes. And, yeah, the constant advertising can get a bit annoying - I had to turn off their newsletter, but that's not a big deal.

I'm hoping Fervet will keep up the good work!

I've been really impressed with the quality of their products. The design is sleek and modern, and the buttons are all laid out in a way that makes sense. It's clear that they've put a lot of thought into creating a premium product.

live_helpFeatured FAQ

What kind of packaging materials does Fervet offer?

Fervet offers a wide range of packaging materials, including four-flap corrugated boxes, self-assembly boxes, bubble wrap, craft paper, and packing tape. You can choose the right-sized box for each order to save money and reduce waste.

How do I assemble the self-assembly boxes?

To assemble the self-assembly boxes, simply follow the instructions provided by Fervet. If you're having trouble, you can contact customer support for help.

What if I need help with an order?

If you need help with an order, you can contact Fervet's customer support team via phone, email, or live chat. They're always happy to assist you.

Does Fervet offer free shipping?

Fervet offers free shipping on certain orders, but it depends on the packaging material and the shipping destination. You can check the website for more information on free shipping options.

Can I return or exchange an order?

Yes, you can return or exchange an order with Fervet. Simply contact customer support to initiate the return or exchange process.

How long does shipping take?

Shipping times vary depending on the destination and the packaging material. However, Fervet aims to ship orders within 24 hours and provides tracking information so you can stay up-to-date on the status of your order.

What if I'm not satisfied with my order?

If you're not satisfied with your order, you can contact Fervet's customer support team to initiate a return or exchange. They'll work with you to resolve the issue as quickly as possible.

Can I cancel an order?

Yes, you can cancel an order with Fervet, but you'll need to contact customer support as soon as possible to initiate the cancellation process.

check_circlePros

•Fervet offers a huge selection of packaging materials to suit all my needs
•The prices are super reasonable, especially for the small craft boxes I've been using
•I love that I can choose the right-sized box for each order, which saves me money and reduces waste
•Fervet's got everything I need to send my orders, from bubble wrap to craft paper and packing tape
•The shipping is fast and reliable, which is a huge plus for me
•I've had great customer support from Fervet whenever I've needed help with an order
•Fervet's website is easy to navigate, making it simple to find what I need
•I appreciate that Fervet offers a variety of packaging materials with different weights and sizes

cancelCons

•Sometimes the website can be a bit slow to load, but it's not a major issue
•I wish Fervet offered more eco-friendly packaging options, but I know they're working on it
•The self-assembly boxes can be a bit tricky to assemble, but it's not a huge problem
•I've had to contact customer support a few times, and while they're always helpful, it can take a bit of time to get a response
•I've noticed that the prices can vary depending on the packaging material, which can be a bit confusing
•I wish Fervet offered more free shipping options, but I know it's not always possible
•Sometimes the packaging materials can be a bit flimsy, but they get the job done
•I've had some issues with the packaging materials not being exactly what I ordered, but it's been rare