Which scientific instrument company pioneered the 'ready-to-use' packaging concept in the 1970s, making microscopes accessible to schools by eliminating complex assembly?

The intersection of science and product packaging has led to numerous innovations that changed how scientific tools are marketed and distributed. This trivia focuses on a pivotal moment in scientific instrument packaging that revolutionized laboratory accessibility. Test your knowledge about how packaging decisions impacted the democratization of scientific equipment!

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Olympus with their 'Science-in-a-Box' packaging
Nikon with their 'PreCalibrated' system
Swift Instruments with their 'Classroom Ready' microscopes
Zeiss with their 'EduPrep' packaging