We’re constantly bombarded with ad after ad about products that others think that we should buy. So it’s a breath of fresh air to finally find a place on the internet that shows us what products we should steer clear of!

Welcome to ‘Worst Buy,’ the parody Instagram account full of fake products that will fill every single one of your humor needs for the day (including but not limited to laughing, giggling, chuckling, and rolling on the floor laughing with tears streaming down your face). Check out the hilarious products below, remember to upvote your faves, let us know in the comments which of these products you would never ever buy, dear Pandas.

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#1 The Florida Beach Version Of This Isn’t Quite So Easy

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#2 I Hear The Best Way To Ingest These Is To Just Shove Them Right Up Your Ass

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#3 Millennials Would Literally Go Out In Public And Buy This With A Straight Face

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The ‘Worst Buy’ account has a whopping 474k followers and they’ve already made over 2.4k posts on their account. Now that’s a lot of made-up crap-tastic products for people to avoid!

They even sell t-shirts with horrible designs on them that really aren’t worth the price. Seriously, give them a wide berth and don’t even consider checking their shop out. I’ll just put the link to their t-shirts right here. Just so you know to avoid looking at the cringy designs that made me choke on my cup of tea.

We can instantly tell if a product is good or bad. It’s instinctive. It’s in your gut. But once we start thinking about why we love or loathe something, we can hit a brick wall. So what makes some product designs work while others make us run for the hills?

#4 Featuring The Weirdest Couch I’ve Ever Seen

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#5 I’m Sick Of This Show

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#6 I Laughed So Hard At This I Dropped My Phone On My Cats

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First of all, there’s no such thing as a perfect design: everything can be improved. But in general, there are some things to keep in mind.

Products should be designed in a way that makes them self-explanatory—customers should know what it does at first glance. That means keeping away from adding too many extra useless features that distract people from the product’s primary purpose.

#7 Surfs Up

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#8 Someone Tell Me Who Made This

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#9 Ciao!

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On the flip side, products can’t be too mediocre, otherwise, they’ll blend into the crowd. So it’s all about finding a balance between great looks and not diluting the main message of the product.

However, even if a product looks brilliant, it doesn’t mean that it’s designed well. You have to be able to use it well. Imagine having a designer coffee cup riddled with holes. It might look aesthetic but your shirt soon won’t if you pour any coffee into the cup. So we’re glad that ‘Worst Buy’ exists because it’s a great guide on what not to do. Just in case you were planning on designing some products, dear Pandas.