Which scientific product recall led to the creation of the Tylenol tampering prevention protocols that revolutionized pharmaceutical packaging safety standards in the 1980s?

Product recalls in scientific industries require precise execution to protect public safety. From laboratory equipment to pharmaceuticals, when scientific products fail, the consequences can be severe. This poll tests your knowledge about one of the most significant scientific product recalls in recent history that changed industry safety standards forever. How well do you know the intersection of product safety and scientific advancement?

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The 1982 Chicago Tylenol poisonings, where cyanide-laced capsules killed seven people
The 1985 Eli Lilly insulin contamination that affected thousands of diabetic patients
The 1981 Johnson & Johnson baby powder asbestos investigation
The 1987 FDA-mandated recall of defective pacemakers that caused electrical malfunctions