Which scientific product innovation initially failed in its intended market but found unexpected success when repositioned for a completely different consumer application?

Scientific innovation often leads to revolutionary products that change our world. From laboratory concepts to market-ready solutions, the journey of scientific products involves unique challenges in development, marketing, and consumer adoption. This poll explores how groundbreaking scientific discoveries translate into commercial success stories and consumer impact. Test your knowledge about a significant scientific product innovation that transformed both an industry and consumer behavior!

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Penicillin, originally developed as a laboratory cleaning agent before its antibiotic properties were discovered
Post-it Notes, which resulted from a failed attempt to create a super-strong adhesive but instead produced a repositionable, low-tack adhesive
Teflon, initially designed as industrial lubricant before becoming popular in non-stick cookware
Microwave ovens, originally engineered as radar equipment before their food-heating capabilities were accidentally discovered