Which scientific product recall in the 1980s led to significant changes in tamper-evident packaging across both pharmaceutical and laboratory supply industries?

Major product recalls have shaped scientific research and development practices. Some recalls have led to revolutionary changes in safety protocols, while others have completely transformed how scientific products are tested and marketed. This poll tests your knowledge of significant scientific product recalls that changed industry standards. Do you know which famous recall prompted one of the most substantial shifts in laboratory safety practices?

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Tylenol cyanide poisoning crisis (1982)
Thalidomide birth defects scandal (1983 re-evaluation)
Dalkon Shield contraceptive device recall (1984)
Halcion sleeping pill restricted use (1989)