Which scientific product was initially rejected by the medical community until a rebranding strategy that included giving free samples to doctors led to its widespread acceptance as a revolutionary pain reliever?

In the competitive world of scientific research and product development, branding can make or break a breakthrough innovation. Some scientific products become household names, while others remain obscure despite their importance. This poll explores how brand storytelling in science has shaped public perception and market success of revolutionary technologies. Test your knowledge about a famous scientific product whose branding strategy dramatically influenced its adoption and recognition.

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Aspirin (acetylsalicylic acid) by Bayer
Penicillin by Alexander Fleming's laboratory
Morphine by Friedrich Sertürner
Insulin by Eli Lilly and Company