Two moms from Hawaii have created a dating app for unvaccinated singles so that anti-vaxxers can find love online.

Shelby Thomson, 27, and Heather Pyle, 37, developed Unjected for people who refuse to take the coronavirus vaccine and do not want a vaccinated partner.

Shelby, a photographer, and Heather, a spa manager, came up with the idea in early February as they believed society was dividing into those who wanted the vaccine and those who did not want the jab.

Shelby claimed that people who refuse to have the shot are now being treated as second class citizens in the US.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has stated the COVID-19 vaccine is "safe and effective."

They also say side effects may occur after vaccination and that these are normal and should go away after a few days.

Two moms from Hawaii have created a dating app for unvaccinated singles so that anti-vaxxers can find love online. Shelby Thomson, 27, and Heather Pyle, 37, developed Unjected for people who refuse to take the coronavirus vaccine and do not want a vaccinated partner. Shelby, a photographer, and Heather, a spa manager, came up with the idea in early February as they believed society was dividing into those who wanted the vaccine and those who did not want the jab. Shelby claimed that people who refuse to have the shot are now being treated as second class citizens in the US.