Which scientific product's pricing strategy famously dropped from $3,950 to $99, leading to mass adoption and revolutionizing personal health monitoring?

When groundbreaking scientific products enter the market, pricing strategies can make or break their success. The balance between recouping R&D costs, ensuring accessibility, and maintaining profitability is a delicate science in itself. This trivia question explores a famous pricing strategy case study that changed how scientific innovations reach consumers. Test your knowledge about how pricing decisions impact the adoption of scientific breakthroughs!

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• The first commercial DNA testing kit (23andMe)
• The original continuous glucose monitor for diabetics (Dexcom)
• The first consumer pulse oximeter (Nonin)
• The pioneering home blood pressure monitor (Omron)

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