Ozzy Osbourne is selling $450 iced tea cans that have his “DNA” from his “saliva” in them, while encouraging fans to replicate him.

Ozzy Osbourne has teamed up with the beverage brand Liquid Death to launch a limited-edition item named “Infinite Ozzy.”

According to reports, the products are iced tea cans infused with the 76-year-old’s actual DNA, with each priced at $450.

Before Ozzy Osbourne’s final performance in Birmingham, it was revealed that he would be joining original members of his “Black Sabbath” band on stage.

As Ozzy Osbourne prepares for his final concert in Birmingham, the rock icon is making headlines with a bizarre business move.

He recently collaborated with beverage maker Liquid Death to release a limited-edition drink product, cheekily dubbed “Infinite Ozzy.”

The products, which are iced tea cans, contain the DNA of the 76-year-old.

Only ten of these cans were created for sale, each priced at £335 [$450], and they have already reportedly sold out to eager fans.

A trailer was released by a company as part of the promotion for their product. The trailer showed the music legend drinking from the cans, crushing them, and then having them analyzed in a lab.

The off-camera narrator stated, “There will never be another Ozzy Osbourne, unless you have his actual DNA. Introducing ‘Infinitely Recyclable Ozzy’ by Liquid Death,” according to the Daily Mail.

The trailer then revealed that “each can contains trace DNA from Ozzy’s saliva, as well as his handwritten signature,” with the latter raising the possibility that the owners of the cans might one day be able to clone the singer.

“Now, once technology and federal law permits, you can replicate Ozzy and enjoy him for hundreds of years into the future,” added the voice-over.

In the ad, two teenagers were seen pouring a sachet of the mix into a cup on the street. Suddenly, Osbourne pulled up in a black SUV, rolled down the window, and shouted, “Hey, kids. Death Dust? Take it from me, don’t snort that stuff.”

One of the boys then responded to Osbourne, saying that they were only going to “mix  it and hydrate.”

Still, the singer didn’t stop there; he went on to list a bunch of other things he didn’t want them doing with the mix, aside from snorting it.

“Whatever you do, don’t try freebasing it and never ever inject it. And don’t even think about boofing it, you little perverts,” he added.

At the time, the Prince of Darkness also made a similar remark in a press release for the collaboration.

“I love how Liquid Death makes a healthy thing like hydration more fun. Sharon, the family, and I drink Liquid Death all the time, it’s delicious,” he said. “But seriously, don’t snort or inject anything they make. It’s much better for drinking.”

In just a few weeks, Osbourne will take to the stage one last time, wrapping up his legendary career alongside the original members of his “Black Sabbath” band, guitarist Tony Iommi, bassist Geezer Butler, and drummer Bill Ward.

The show, titled “Back to the Beginning,” runs on July 5 in Birmingham and will feature the likes of Metallica, Mastodon, Anthrax, Pantera, Alice in Chains, Gojira, and Slayer.

For those unable to attend the show, a live stream will be available for $29.99.

A video posted on Osbourne’s social media on June 18 confirmed the livestream, showing a massive crowd echoing the legendary singer’s signature “ay-ay-ay” shout, while the screen flooded with comments from fans pleading for the “Back to the Beginning” show to be streamed live.