Which packaging innovation for scientific reagents was first developed in the 1990s specifically to reduce plastic waste while extending shelf life?

Product packaging in the scientific industry has undergone remarkable transformations to meet specialized needs. From preserving sensitive reagents to ensuring sterility of medical devices, packaging science combines chemistry, materials science, and engineering. This poll tests your knowledge of a groundbreaking packaging innovation that revolutionized scientific research accessibility while addressing environmental concerns.

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Lyophilized reagent cakes in glass vials
Freeze-dried pellets in aluminum blister packs
Single-dose biodegradable pouches
Concentrated solutions in recyclable dropper bottles