Which pharmaceutical brand mascot was introduced in 1966 and features a friendly cartoon character with a big nose that promotes allergy medication?

Brand mascots have been a powerful marketing tool in the medical and pharmaceutical industry for decades. These friendly characters help humanize complex medical products, build trust with patients, and create memorable brand identities. From animated cells fighting illness to anthropomorphic organs explaining treatments, these mascots often serve educational purposes while also increasing brand recognition. Test your knowledge about these iconic healthcare symbols!

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Mr. Mucus (Mucinex)
Digger the Dermatophyte (Lamisil)
Dot the Dust Mite (Claritin)
Kleenex Man (Kleenex Cold & Allergy products)