Which of these medical brand mascots was originally created in the 1950s as a cartoon character with a thermometer-shaped body to promote children's medication?

Healthcare companies often use mascots to create memorable brand identities and build trust with consumers. These brand ambassadors have helped market everything from over-the-counter medications to medical devices. Some have become cultural icons, while others remain known only within medical circles. Test your knowledge of these medical marketing characters that have appeared in advertising campaigns throughout the years.

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Little Miss Tynaleve, the animated girl who represented children's pain reliever Tylenol
Speedy Alka-Seltzer, the effervescent tablet-headed character who promoted the antacid remedy
Dr. Bandaid, the cartoon physician who was the face of Johnson & Johnson adhesive bandages
Vicky Vitamin, the animated pill bottle who promoted children's multivitamins