An Australian fashion brand has released earrings in the form of a vaccine. Disputes broke out in the Network

The Australian brand Funk Ears, which produces fashion accessories and jewelry, has introduced a new piece of jewelry. These are earrings in the form of vials with Pfizer and AstraZeneca vaccine from COVID-19. They are made of glass and silver and look very realistic. You can buy such earrings for only $ 25 (1812 rubles) on the company's website and on the Amazon marketplace.

Netizens perceived the release of these ornaments ambiguously. Now the network is actively discussing the moral aspects of the new product and its design. Opinions about stylish earrings are divided. While some commentators write: "Idiots", "Just a nightmare", "I have no words, they are crazy", "Who even came up with this? I'm confused," others are simply delighted with the original idea of the manufacturer.

Some believe that such earrings perfectly promote vaccination and even expressed a desire to purchase them immediately.

"And I would buy it! I urge everyone to get vaccinated!" one of the girls writes under a post with photos of accessories on a popular social network. Someone even offered to play earrings among those who want to be vaccinated against coronavirus voluntarily.

Interesting proposals have also been received. For example, one woman wanted to get exactly the same earrings, but with bottles of Moderna vaccine. She would like to give them to her friend, who approved this drug at the Australian Ministry of Health.

But the most unusual was the comment of one nurse from Sydney, who offered to launch the production of a cheap analogue of jewelry from empty packages of antiviral vaccines. The woman reported that the number of vaccinations she had made was so large that she could get rich on empty vials alone.

It is not surprising that such earrings appeared in Australia - the inhabitants of the Green Continent have already experienced 6 lockdowns and are now actively vaccinated. Some are overzealous in this matter, such as 34-year-old Tom Lee, who received doses of 4 different vaccines. Just in case.