Which pharmaceutical product recall in the 1980s led to the tamper-evident packaging standards we see today across the medical industry?

Product recalls in medicine can have significant impacts on patient safety, company reputation, and industry standards. This poll tests your knowledge about one of the most impactful pharmaceutical recalls in medical history. Beyond the headlines, understanding these events provides insights into regulatory frameworks, crisis management, and the evolution of safety protocols in the pharmaceutical industry.

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Tylenol capsules (Johnson & Johnson, 1982)
Halcion sleeping pills (Upjohn, 1987)
Zomax pain reliever (McNeil Pharmaceuticals, 1983)
Oraflex arthritis medication (Eli Lilly, 1982)