Which of these consumer products led to a revolution in citizen science by allowing average people to participate in DNA research and discovery from home?

Many consumer products have revolutionized scientific research and education, making complex concepts more accessible or enabling breakthrough discoveries. This trivia tests your knowledge about influential science-related consumer products that transformed how we interact with scientific concepts in everyday life. Can you identify which groundbreaking product truly changed the scientific landscape?

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23andMe's Personal Genome Service, first offered to consumers in 2007
Edmund Scientific's home microscope kits, popularized in the 1960s
Texas Instruments' first consumer graphing calculator (TI-81), released in 1990
The 'Chemistry Set for Boys' by A.C. Gilbert Company, which sold millions in the 1950s