Which scientific product marketing campaign was the first to use actual microscopic footage to demonstrate product efficacy in a television commercial?

Scientific discoveries have often been leveraged in memorable marketing campaigns. Some of these campaigns have become iconic in how they positioned scientific innovation as a consumer benefit. This poll tests your knowledge of famous commercials that used scientific breakthroughs or concepts as their central selling point. Can you identify which groundbreaking campaign truly revolutionized how science was communicated in product marketing?

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Listerine's 'Killing Germs on Contact' campaign (1977)
OxiClean's 'Oxygen Powered Stain Removal' demonstrations (1997)
Crest's 'Look Mom, No Cavities!' fluoride protection ads (1958)
Colgate's 'Microscopic Cleaning Action' campaign (1984)