What innovative safety feature did Johnson & Johnson introduce after the 1982 Tylenol cyanide poisoning crisis that has since become standard in the pharmaceutical industry?

In 1982, a major pharmaceutical company faced an unprecedented challenge when seven people died after taking cyanide-laced Tylenol capsules. Their response to this crisis became a case study in effective crisis management and responsible business ethics. This poll tests your knowledge about this pivotal product recall that fundamentally transformed how companies approach product safety, packaging, and crisis response across all industries.

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Tamper-evident packaging with sealed caps, glued boxes, and visible warning labels
The introduction of caplets as an alternative to easily-tampered capsules
Implementation of unique QR code tracking on each bottle
A nationwide recall insurance program that compensated retailers for removed products