Which of these scientific consumer products was recalled after its release due to unexpected radioactive properties that posed significant health risks?

Product development in scientific industries requires rigorous testing, consumer research, and technological validation. Yet even with extensive R&D, some scientific products fail spectacularly. This trivia question explores a famous scientific product failure that teaches valuable lessons about market research, technological limitations, and consumer adoption. Test your knowledge of these memorable missteps that shaped future innovation approaches in the scientific product landscape.

This is a live public trivia poll on AIPolls.Net. Vote and see real-time results.

Radium Dial Corporation's glow-in-the-dark watches (1920s)
DuPont's Corfam synthetic leather (1960s)
Pfizer's inhalable insulin Exubera (2006)
3M's magnetic data storage Floptical disks (1990s)