Where to use S$300 CDC vouchers: 12 lesser-known places that accept them as payment
It’s been slightly over a month since the S$300 Community Development Council (CDC) 2025 vouchers were disbursed in January. If you didn’t use them to buy Lunar New Year goodies, now might be the time to do so with other items. Thinking of where to use CDC vouchers besides the usual suspects (see: hawker centres or heartland stores)?
If so, here are 12 lesser-known places in Singapore to use your CDC vouchers.
Note that you can only use S$150 of your S$300 CDC Vouchers 2025 at participating hawkers/heartland merchants, and the other S$150 at participating supermarkets.
1. Pet Lovers Centre (Hawkers & Heartland Merchants)
If you own a pet and are running low on pet supplies, you can replenish your stocks at Pet Lovers Centre with your CDC vouchers. Pet Lovers Centre is one of the oldest and largest pet store chains in Singapore. Besides pet food, they offer services including pet grooming, veterinary consultations and home delivery service to minimise your hassle when shopping.
If you are looking to purchase nutritious pet food for your rabbit, go with their Petite Pals Pick Complete Rabbit Food (2kg) (S$12.75). The salubrious mix is packed with healthy ingredients such as alfalfa carrots and milk thistle seeds to support dental and bone health.
If you are looking for scented litter for your small pet to do business, your best bet is the Universal Litter Strawberry 10L (5.5.kg) (S$11.26). Made from 100 percent natural biodegradable plant fibres, its pellets excel in odour control with lasting moisture binding.
For locations and opening hours, see here.
+65 8875 4869 (WhatsApp)
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2. Hardware City (Hawkers & Heartland Merchants)
An established player in the construction and industrial hardware industry in Singapore, Hardware City has become the go-to one-stop supplier for all your hardware needs.
If you are searching for precision screwdrivers to mend an item, go with their BluePoint BPS27, 9PC Precision Screwdriver Set (S$30.90), an essential tool for precision tasks. With various sizes and tips, the set can handle fine screws for electronics and eyeglasses.
If you are looking to get a pair of safety glasses, your best bet is the 3M SecureFit Ice Blue Temples Scotchgard Anti-Fog Clear Lens (S$11.90). These lenses feature 3M Scotchgard anti-fog coating to help you see clearly and work safely. Curved temples apply pressure to the less sensitive parts of your skull, making it comfy during head movement.
For locations and opening hours, see here.
+65 6266 0802 (Phone)
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3. Mobile Life (Hawkers & Heartland Merchants)
If your phone is faulty and you don’t wish to splurge on a new phone, opt for the phone repair service at Mobile Life. The centre also repairs electronic accessories and tablets.
Their repair fees begin at S$138 for a Samsung Z Fold 4, S$88 for a Samsung Z Flip 4, S$35 for an iPhone 14, and S$45 for an iPhone 15. Since you will be able to test your phone on-site before paying, you can rest assured that your device has been repaired.
In addition to a free diagnostic checkup from their technicians, they also offer island-wide delivery services of your choice: Home Delivery (S$30), MRT meet-ups and self-pickups.
171 Stirling Road, #01-1117, Singapore 140171
+65 9347 6513 (Phone)
Daily: 10.30am – 9.30pm
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4. Chang Clinic & Surgery (Hawkers & Heartland Merchants)
Wondering where else to use your CDC vouchers? We bet you didn’t know that some general practitioners, such as Chang Clinic & Surgery, accept payment using CDC vouchers. Founded in 1992, the clinic has been providing healthcare services for decades.
The clinic is a 5-minute walk from Outram Park MRT Station and a stone’s throw away from the Tanjong Pagar, Everton Park, Spottiswoode Park and Cantonment neighbourhoods.
Services provided by the clinic in Singapore include medical consultations, investigations, vaccinations, medical examinations, surgery treatments/procedures and medical referrals.
7 Everton Park, #01- 21, Singapore 080007
+65 6221 6955 (Phone/WhatsApp)
Mon, Wed & Fri: 9am – 12pm & 2pm – 4pm
Tue & Thu: 9am – 12pm, 2pm – 4pm & 6 – 8pm
Sat: 9am – 1pm
Closed on Sun
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5. Framewerks Optical (Hawkers & Heartland Merchants)
Framewerks Optical offers those with eyesight problems a wide array of prescription glasses, non-prescription glasses, fashion frames and sunglasses. Contact lenses are also sold for customers who want to see clearer with their eyes whilst looking stylish.
Spectacle brands that they carry include Adidas, Timberland, GUESS, Ray-Ban and Prada.
They are equipped with the latest technology for eye assessment. The exam encompasses refraction, retinal testing, intraocular pressure, glaucoma, dry-eye and cataract screening.
824 Tampines Street 81, #01-24, Singapore 520824
+65 6789 3273
Mon to Fri: 11am – 8pm
Sat & Sun: 11am – 7pm
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6. Koinonia Salon (Hawkers & Heartland Merchants)
Koinonia is a professional hair salon with a strong belief in providing clients with only the best hair services by using excellent hair care products coupled with the right techniques.
Their Salon Director does hair colouring (S$150 for Men, S$160/S$190/S220 for Ladies depending on length/thickness), scalp treatment (S$160/S$180/S$200 depending on length/thickness) and Men’s (S$90) and Ladies Hair Cut (S$120).
It is the only salon here to have Colour Herbe dye imported from Italy (S$140 for Men and S$160/S$180/S$220 for Ladies depending on length/thickness). Colour Herbe is a lasting, 100 percent ammonia-free colour dye extracted from natural plants. Due to its low pH, the dye is gentle on your scalp and hair and works wonders for grey hair coverage.
71 Seng Poh Road, #01-47, Singapore 160071
+65 6836 2696 (Phone) / +65 9176 3046 (WhatsApp)
Mon to Sat: 10am – 8pm
Closed on Sun
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7. One Olive Floral Boutique (Hawkers & Heartland Merchants)
An artisanal floral boutique started in 2009, One Olive specialises in bespoke floral arrangement services. They also do styling and conceptualise events and weddings.
Tucked away in the quaint neighbourhood of Tiong Bahru, they are ardent about adopting contemporary techniques. They incorporate modernity into the styling of their floral works.
If you have no idea what to get for your other half this Valentine’s Day and your partner likes pastel colours, buy the Constance Lilac Purple Blue Pastel Mix Boutique (S$220 for 30 x 45cm, S$250 for 33 x 50cm and S$280 for 38 x 50cm). As all bouquets are subject to availability, they will replace missing flowers with a similar flower or colour type.
61 Seng Poh Lane, #01-01, Singapore 160061
+65 9680 3453 (Phone/WhatsApp)
Tue to Sat: 1.30pm – 6.30pm
Closed on Sun & Mon
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8. 24 Hours Laundry Room (Hawkers & Heartland Merchants)
Wondering where else to use your CDC vouchers if you don’t have the time to shop? At 24 Hours Laundry Room, they enable customers to recover precious time by helping them to do their laundry. They wash, press and remove stains from your clothes and linen items.
Laundry (wet wash & iron) starts from S$4/piece and dry cleaning from S$5/piece.
Garments that they wash include dresses, shirts, and pants. They specialise in washing and dry cleaning linens including bedsheets, and ethnic costumes such as sari and cheongsam.
For more convenient laundry and dry cleaning services, the laundromat has set up a 24-hour kiosk for drop-off and pick-up. Thus, you do not need to arrange a time with them.
Block 354 Clementi Avenue 2, #01-177, Singapore 120354
+65 6779 4178 (Phone) / +65 8666 3989 (WhatsApp)
Mon to Sat: 11am – 2pm
Closed on Sun
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9. Bailey & Whiskey (Hawkers & Heartland Merchants)
Are you a cafe hopper? If so, hop over to Bailey and Whiskey, a family-owned cafe in the South at the Depot Heights Shopping Centre. The eatery, whose namesake combines their 2 pets’ names, boasts gorgeous interior decoration that gives off a welcoming feeling.
The cafe is spacious, with 20 tables indoors and an outdoor area to accommodate 4 more tables. You can bring your pets along for a picnic, but they can only sit in its outdoor area.
For the menu, expect usuals such as Avocado Salmon Toast (S$18), Honey Drizzled Mascarpone Toast (S$14), Pasta (choose from 3 flavours at S$18 each), and a classic Burger (S$19.50). If you have a sweet tooth, they also sell cakes and pastries.
108 Depot Road, Depot Heights Shopping Centre, #01-30, Singapore 100108
+65 9325 6563 (WhatsApp)
Daily (Except Mon): 8am – 4pm
Closed on Mon
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10. Prime Supermarket (Supermarkets)
Founded in 1984, Prime Supermarket is a pioneering supermarket chain. Starting with 5 mini-marts, it now has 24 stores, from compact heartland outlets to larger mall branches.
Unlike household names, Prime Supermarket is considered a smaller, more neighborhood-focused supermarket with an emphasis on fresh local produce and more competitive prices.
As part of their Chinese New Year promotion that ends on 13 February, a 280g HAI’S Prosperity Yu Sheng costs S$12.80. A 600g Little Grass Yu Sheng costs S$16.06.
It is one of the first supermarkets here to extend operations to 24 hours. If you’re a senior citizen, show your identification card on Tuesday/Thursday to get 4 percent off your bill.
For locations and opening hours, see here.
+65 6282 5349 (Phone) / +65 6284 9248 (Fax)
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11. Jason’s Deli (Supermarkets)
If you prefer shopping at a bougie supermarket to the Giant/Fairprice beneath your home, you can’t look past Jason’s Deli, a delicatessen that sells exotic or foreign prepared foods.
Their American sandwiches include the Club Royale Regular for S$14.79, California Club Regular for S$14.79 and the Smoked Turkey Sandwich Regular for S$12.39.
Ideal for hectic professionals and gourmets on the go, it offers a wide array of ready-to-eat Western and Asian meals served together with hot and cold drinks and alcoholic beverages.
Self-checkout facilities are supported by staff who are on standby to help with queries. The store is committed to reducing garbage and encourages customers to bring their own bags.
For locations and opening hours, see here.
+65 6509 4611 (ION Orchard)
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12. U Stars (Supermarkets)
U Stars is a neighbourhood supermarket in Singapore offering affordable and quality groceries. With 22 stores distributed across the island, they provide a convenient environment where shoppers can buy food, fresh produce and household essentials.
All their supermarkets operate 24 hours, for you to buy essentials as and when you need them. Their prices are among the lowest in Singapore, according to a review by AsiaOne.
According to the article, a tray of 10 Chew’s fresh eggs costs S$2.60, a Colgate Optic White toothpaste costs S$5.20 and a 2L Meiji fresh milk will set you back by S$5.70.
For locations and opening hours, see here.
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