Luang Phor Kittiphat crafted his inaugural batch of Phra Kring in BE2562. Seeking permission from Kurba Ajan for this amulet project, he soon realized he lacked the necessary materials. Undeterred, he decided to utilize four old Bucha items (Leris, Sankajaai, Hanuman, and Khun Pean) from Surin, which he had been praying over for an extended period. Meticulously melting these items, he could only produce a limited quantity of 100 pieces.
Over the course of five months, Luang Phor Kittiphat dedicated himself to the creation and blessing of this special batch. He conveyed that the Phra Kring would assist devotees in matters of wealth, healing, and recovery.
In terms of healing, this amulet not only addresses physical ailments but also serves as a protective shield against black magic, prevents negative influences (犯小人), and wards off ill fortune.
Concerning recovery, the Phra Kring is believed to restore lost luck, finances, missed opportunities, and even reunite individuals with precious possessions.
龙婆吉帝帕于佛历2562年为了新加坡的信徒制作了他的首批药师铃佛，并得到了祖师（古巴阿赞）的批准。然而，在佛像的制作过程中，他面临了原材料不足的问题。为了解决这一困境，他决定动用素林府佛寺中供奉已久的四尊古老佛像（鲁士、善加财、哈努曼、坤平），将其溶化并用于制作这批药师铃佛。由于原材料有限，最终只能制作约100尊药师铃佛。在佛像完成后，龙婆吉帝帕花了五个多月进行开光和加持。
药师铃佛的功效包括增进财运、促进健康、防范小人和邪术降头。此外，它还具有帮助信徒找回失去的好运、金钱和良好机会的能力。