Which scientific product recall in the early 2000s was triggered by unexpected chemical reactions with lab samples, leading to widespread changes in laboratory container manufacturing?

In the scientific equipment industry, product recalls are rare but critical events that can impact research worldwide. This trivia question explores a famous scientific product recall that led to significant changes in laboratory safety protocols and quality control standards. Test your knowledge of how scientific product safety has evolved through lessons learned from past incidents.

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The PolyScience Thermocycler recall of 2003, where heating elements caused DNA contamination
The Nalgene Lexan polycarbonate lab bottle recall of 2002, when bisphenol A was found to leach into samples and affect experiment results
The Fisher Scientific centrifuge tube recall of 2004, when tubes fractured during high-speed centrifugation causing aerosol hazards
The Pyrex borosilicate glassware recall of 2001, when temperature resistance specifications were found to be incorrectly labeled