Which pharmaceutical brand mascot, introduced in 1997, significantly boosted sales by putting a friendly face on a medication that treats depression and anxiety disorders?

Brand mascots in the medical industry are fascinating marketing tools that help companies humanize complex healthcare products and build memorable brand identities. While not as prevalent as in consumer goods, medical and pharmaceutical companies have created some distinctive mascots over the years to represent their products. This poll tests your knowledge of one particularly successful pharmaceutical brand mascot that changed public perception of a common medication.

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The Lunesta Butterfly (Lunesta/eszopiclone)
Dot the Digestive Aid (Pepto-Bismol)
Dusty the Lung (Advair respiratory medication)
Mellow Yellow Blob (Zoloft/sertraline)