Which pharmaceutical company began as a small chemical factory in 1849, later developed aspirin, and underwent a major rebranding in the early 2000s that unified its subbrands under a distinctive cross logo?

The pharmaceutical industry has seen many iconic brands develop powerful marketing strategies and memorable identities over decades. These companies invest billions in their brand value through research, innovation, and customer trust. This poll tests your knowledge about one of the most significant brand transformations in medical history. Can you identify the correct historical brand evolution?

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Bayer - Transformed from Friedrich Bayer & Co. to a global life science company with the introduction of its cross logo in 2002
Pfizer - Started as Charles Pfizer & Company in 1849 and rebranded with a cross-shaped logo after merging with Warner-Lambert in 2000
Merck - Founded as a pharmacy in 1849, developed acetylsalicylic acid, and unified its brand identity with a cross symbol after the Schering-Plough merger
Johnson & Johnson - Began manufacturing chemicals in 1849, pioneered aspirin production, and adopted its cross emblem during a global rebranding initiative in 2004