Over time, this majestic and perennial tree gained recognition and was immortalized as an icon, adorning the current 5 Dollar bill introduced on 9 September 1999. The exact Tembusu tree, warmly referred to as the "Five-Dollar Tree” still stands at the Singapore Botanic Gardens to this day. The Tembusu tree is then named as one of Singapore’s heritage trees by the National Parks Board.

Not only does the Tembusu tree hold historical importance, but it also possesses cultural and spiritual significance. In Singaporean folklore, it is believed that the tree is a symbol of strength, dynamism, and resilience. It is said to bring good fortune and protect against evil spirits. Many Singaporeans even consider it a sacred tree, holding it in high regard and incorporating its symbolism into their everyday lives.

V-Stop has taken national pride to a whole new level by collaborating with the National Day Parade (NDP) 2023. Together, we have created something truly special – the first-ever product incorporated in NDP’s performance via one of our 6 senses, the smell.This product pays tribute to Singapore's national tree, the majestic Tembusu. It captures the essence of Tembusu in a powerful germ-fighting formula, ensuring that you stay protected while embracing the spirit of Singapore.

Incorporating the exclusive V-Stop Tembusu Spray into your daily routine is like a walk in the park. Whether you're at home, in the office, or on the go, the sanitizer is easy to carry around as it is designed as a sleek card carrier that effortlessly slips into pockets and tight spaces, while adhering to airline requirements. Ideal for lean travel and uninterrupted protection wherever your adventures take you. Just whip out and spray to give your surroundings a delightful burst of freshness. Remember, a little spritz goes a long way in keeping those germs at bay.