Which groundbreaking scientific equipment retail launch in the 2010s was marketed as 'bringing the lab to your living room' and significantly disrupted the traditional scientific supply chain?

The scientific equipment retail landscape has evolved dramatically over the decades, with certain product launches transforming how researchers, educators, and institutions access critical tools. This trivia question explores a pivotal moment in science retail history that democratized access to advanced laboratory equipment and changed how scientific products are marketed and sold to both professionals and enthusiasts.

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The OpenPCR by Chai - a $249 DNA copying machine that made polymerase chain reaction technology accessible to non-professionals
The Molecular Gastronomy Kit by Modernist Pantry - which brought laboratory techniques to home kitchens
The Foldscope by Prakash Lab - an origami-based microscope that could be assembled for less than $1
The Chemistry Set Pro by ThinkGeek - which reintroduced advanced chemistry sets with real chemicals to the consumer market