Which scientific product recall led to the creation of tamper-evident packaging standards across the pharmaceutical industry?

Product recalls are a critical aspect of scientific quality control in retail. When scientific products fail safety standards, companies must act swiftly to protect consumers. This poll explores a notable scientific product recall that changed industry standards and consumer protection protocols. Test your knowledge about how science, safety regulations, and retail responsibility intersect in the marketplace!

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Tylenol capsules (1982) - after cyanide poisoning killed 7 people, prompting triple-sealed packaging
Vioxx (2004) - after cardiovascular risks were discovered, leading to blister pack innovations
Thalidomide (1961) - after birth defects were linked to the drug, creating child-proof container requirements
Bextra (2005) - after severe skin reactions were reported, resulting in requirement for detailed warning inserts