Which retail innovation first allowed consumers to purchase DNA testing kits directly off store shelves, marking a revolutionary shift in how scientific products are marketed and sold to the general public?

Scientific retail has transformed dramatically in recent decades, with specialty science stores and e-commerce platforms changing how researchers and enthusiasts access scientific equipment and supplies. This poll explores a groundbreaking retail innovation that significantly impacted how scientific products reach consumers, combining technology with accessibility in an unprecedented way.

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23andMe's partnership with Walgreens (2012) that placed genetic testing kits in mainstream retail pharmacies
Fisher Scientific's 'Science Store' mall concept (2008) featuring laboratory equipment displays
Carolina Biological Supply's 'Science To Go' airport kiosks (2014) selling microscopes and lab supplies
National Geographic's 'Genographic Project' booths (2010) in natural history museums offering ancestry testing