Which scientific company CEO famously marketed their product by sending the first commercial product sample to the Pope, creating a global sensation that helped establish their brand's credibility?

In the world of science, breakthrough products sometimes need exceptional marketing to reach their potential. This poll explores a famous case where scientific innovation met brilliant product marketing to revolutionize an industry. Test your knowledge about how scientific products transform from laboratory discoveries to household names through strategic marketing campaigns and visionary leadership.

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Galileo Galilei of Telescopia, who sent the first commercial telescope to Pope Urban VIII in 1632
Antoni van Leeuwenhoek of Microscopium, who sent the first precision microscope to Pope Innocent XII in 1698
Robert Chesebrough of Vaseline, who sent petroleum jelly to Pope Leo XIII in 1870 to demonstrate its healing properties
Alexander Fleming of Penicillin Ltd., who sent the first antibiotic sample to Pope Pius XI in 1929