Which pharmaceutical product recall in the 1980s led to the tamper-evident packaging regulations that are now standard across the industry?

Product recalls in the pharmaceutical industry can have life-or-death consequences, making them fundamentally different from recalls in other sectors. The management of these recalls requires specialized knowledge, regulatory compliance, and rapid response systems. This trivia question explores a significant pharmaceutical recall that changed industry practices and heightened regulatory oversight. Test your knowledge about how the medical product industry handles these critical safety events.

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