Which of these common household products was originally marketed as a medicinal product in the 1880s before becoming a popular beverage?

Throughout history, many iconic consumer products have evolved dramatically from their humble beginnings. This poll tests your knowledge about the fascinating origins of everyday items that transformed industries and consumer behavior. Understanding how these products originated provides valuable insights into market evolution, consumer needs, and the innovative thinking that created lasting brand legacies.

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Coca-Cola, which contained small amounts of cocaine and was marketed as a 'valuable brain tonic' that could cure headaches and nervousness
Listerine, which began as a floor cleaner and surgical antiseptic before becoming a mouthwash in the 1920s
Lysol, which was first promoted as a feminine hygiene product before being repositioned as a household disinfectant
Kellogg's Corn Flakes, which were created as part of a health regimen at the Battle Creek Sanitarium to reduce physical passion