1 / 10Blood claiming to be from coronavirus survivors is being sold on the black market as a bogus vaccine, researchers have found.2 / 10The Australian Institute of Criminology has said blood is just one in hundreds of “products” being used to tout “makeshift vaccines”.3 / 10Conmen are selling blood along with other bogus vaccines for up to £13,000, preying on the fears of thousands of people.4 / 10Large amounts of PPE (Personal Protective Equipment), including N95 masks, surgical gloves, and protective suits are also being sold.5 / 10Anti-malaria drugs hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine are being flogged with false claims they can cure coronavirus.6 / 10Lead researcher Rod Broadhurst said the blood would be used to inject someone who may be at risk of the virus, reports ABC.7 / 10Mr Broadhurst said: 'The word I think is passive vaccination, where the blood plasma of a recovered Covid-19 patient is harvested for the antibodies and that is then used to inject into someone who may be at risk of Covid-19.'8 / 10Out of the 645 vendors found selling fake products by AIC, 394 were in the United States.9 / 10Up to 39 conmen were based in the EU, 17 in Britain and three in China and Australia - with other nations making up the rest of the list.10 / 10Analyst group Ghost Data said more than 10,000 Instagram accounts – many linked to China – were found selling Covid-19 products.