Which pharmaceutical giant famously rebranded with a distinct blue pill shape for its ED medication, creating one of medicine's most recognizable product designs?

In the competitive world of pharmaceutical and medical device marketing, brand colors play a crucial role in establishing recognition and conveying specific qualities to healthcare professionals and patients alike. Behind every successful medical brand lies careful color psychology that shapes our perceptions of trust, effectiveness, and innovation. Test your knowledge about a famous color-based branding decision that changed a company's trajectory in the medical field.

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Pfizer with Viagra (the 'little blue pill')
Johnson & Johnson with Tylenol (blue-coated caplets)
GlaxoSmithKline with Advair (blue disk inhaler)
Bayer with Aspirin (blue-branded packaging)