Which major science retail chain was the first to introduce interactive 'experiment stations' where customers could test products before purchasing?

Scientific retail has transformed dramatically in recent years, with specialty stores catering to professional and amateur scientists alike. These stores combine traditional retail experiences with educational components, creating unique brand positioning in the STEM marketplace. This poll tests your knowledge about one of the most significant developments in scientific retail customer experience.

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The Science Shop, which introduced their 'Discovery Zones' in 1997 featuring hands-on experiment stations for educational products
ScienceWorks, which pioneered their 'Test Lab' stations in 2003 allowing customers to trial microscopes and chemistry sets before purchase
MindLab Retailers, which launched 'Innovation Pods' in 2008 where customers could participate in guided demonstrations of scientific equipment
Eureka Stores, which created 'Experiment Corners' in 2001 featuring staff-led product demonstrations but no customer interaction