1. Mallard tape
   Duck tape
2. Goose tape
   Turkey tape

Even though it was created in the 1940s, it wasn't until 1980s that the Duck in Duck Brand was born. Today, there are dozens of colors and patterns for crafters to use to make everything from quilts to scrapbook pages in addition to the traditional silver for home repair.

1. Aveeno Baby Wash & Shampoo
   Johnson's Baby Shampoo
2. Cetaphil Baby 2-in-1 Hair Shampoo & Body Wash
   Burt's Bees Baby Bee Shampoo & Wash

If your child suffers from tangles after a good lathering, Johnson's has you covered there. If so, you can buy your baby's shampoo with detangler added and with their no more tears formula, hair brushing won't seem like such a chore.

1. Disney Princess doll
   Barbie doll
2. Monster High doll
   Bratz doll

On March 9, 1959, Barbie made her splash at the New York International Toy Fair. When it came to naming her now iconic doll, Ruth Handler looked to her daughter Barbara, and when it came time naming her boyfriend, she looked to her son, Ken.

1. Blue Dog Bakery Treats
   Nutro Dog Treats
2. Milk-Bone Dog Treats
   Buddy Biscuits

If you have a dog with bad teeth, Milk-Bones are ideal for you. In addition to having a taste that dogs love, their gritty texture helps keep a dog's clean and their breath semi-fresh (well, as fresh as a dog's breath can be).

1. Bic Correction Tape
   Bic Correction Pen
2. Tombow Correction Tape
   Paper Mate Liquid Paper

At one time, Paper Mate's Liquid paper was one of the best methods of covering up ink. However one of the drawbacks was that it had a horrible smell. Today, some tapes make a correction as painless as possible.

1. Sharpie
   Avery Dennison
2. Bic
   Markal

In 1964, the Sharpie Fine Point Marker became the first permanent marker that resembled a pen. With celebrity endorsements from Jack Parr and Johnny Carson, Sharpies were bound to make their mark.

1. Avery Dennison
   Duck tape
2. Venture tape
   Scotch tape

There is no need to get confused over what kind of tape you have to use on your next project. 3M has color-coded the tape containers for everyone to use: green is the Magic transparent tape, blue is for painted surfaces, purple is gift wrap tape, yellow is double sided tape, and red is transparent tape.

1. GenTeal Eyedrops
   Visine Eyedrops
2. Systane Ultra Eye Drops
   Ocusoft Retaine MGD Eye Drops

If you have eye issues, Visine has you covered. Apply Visine to your eyes if you want to feel almost instant relief when it comes to allergies, dry eyes, or eye redness.

1. Honey Graham O's
   Froot Loops
2. Cheerios
   Cracklin' Oat Bran

When it comes to Cheerios, there are almost 20 flavors to choose from. From the super healthy Cheerios+ Ancient Grains to the super sweet Chocolate Peanut Butter Cheerios, there's an O for everyone.

1. Aleene Original Tacky Glue
   Prang Glue
2. Elmer's Glue
   Gorilla Glue

In addition to the school glue that a lot of us grew up with, Elmer's makes glues for arts and crafts as well as home repair adhesives. On top of that, they make poster tack, which sticks posters up on painted walls without residue.

1. Skittles
   Junior Mints
2. Whoppers
   Raisinets

Did you know that Tootsie Roll Industries makes Junior Mints? In addition to the minty Junior Mints, Tootsie also makes Andes mints and DOTS, another movie theater favorite.

1. Crayola Markers
   Prang Colored Pencils
2. Bic Pens
   Crayola Crayons

The first boxes of Crayola crayons rolled off the production line in 1903, with a box of eight being sold for five cents. Today, Crayola has an array of different arts and crafts supplies including clay, customized crayon packs, easels, and more.

1. Simply Balanced Salt
   McCormick Salt
2. Morton Salt
   Old Time Sea Salt

It took almost 50 years for Morton to gain success for their salt girl, who held a canister with one hand and an umbrella with another. Their motto "when it rains, it pours" made this one of the best marketing campaigns in the U.S.

1. Coca-Cola
   Pepsi
2. Sprite
   Mountain Dew

When it came to designing the bottle for Coca-Cola, Coke wanted people to be able to identify theirs with more than one of their senses. By making their bottle contoured, it made the bottle easy to find in whatever container the bottle was in.

1. Doritos
   Tostitos
2. Fritos
   Cheetos

In addition to having a great tasting chip, Doritos have a partnership with Taco Bell. In 2012, Taco Bell released the Doritos Locos Tacos, which has become a staple on the fast food chain's menu.

1. Air Heads
   Necco Conversation Hearts
2. Hershey Kisses
   Tootsie Pops

There was almost a threat of there not being any conversation hearts next year! NECCO had to declare bankrupcy in 2018; however, it was the Sweetheart Candy Company (the same company who owns Twinkie) that saved the day.

1. Rollerblade USA
   Heelys
2. K2 Skates
   Powerslide

Rollerblade inline skates are considered one of the pioneers of the skating community. These blades were originally designed to help hockey players in their off-season to keep up with their training; however, as time progressed, rollerblading became more of a lifestyle for everyone, not just hockey players.

1. Panasonic
   Eveready
2. Duracell
   Energizer

Ever wonder what the numbers at the top of your battery package are? That number tells you how many batteries are in your package, so 9V/2 means that there are two nine-volt batteries in a specific package.

1. Merlin
   Simon
2. Speak & Spell
   Bop It

With three different games and four different levels, Hasbro's Simon is a challenge for anyone's memory. So far the largest number of completed sequences is 14, which is held by Joel Berger. He got this record on November 17, 2003.

1. Wolverine
   Clark's
2. UGG
   John Deere

It took over 20 years for the UGG boots to make the splash that they needed to propel themselves into main culture. It was when Oprah Winfrey named the UGGs one of her favorite things, that things started to really come into shape. She gifted 350 pairs of the footwear to the audience and the rest is history.

1. Heinz Ketchup
   Del Monte Ketchup
2. Hunt's Ketchup
   Annie's Naturals Ketchup

In 1936, the H.J. Heinz Company created HeinzSeed, a program that helps create tomato seeds that improved yield and had a higher disease resistance by using classic breeding techniques. Over time, the seeds became popular among growers because they had great color and firmness. Their 2018 catalog features two new strains for growers to enjoy.

1. Converse Chuck Taylor All-Stars
   Nike Air Jordans
2. Adidas Harden Shoes
   Puma Clyde Courts

When Michael Jordan donned his now legendary shoes, he did so with a gamble. Because the shoes weren't part of the standard uniform, MJ faced steep fines for breaking code: $5,000 per game.

1. Ty Beanie Babies
   Pound Puppies
2. Pound Purries
   Ty Beanie Boos

When consumers first started their collections in the late 1990s, they thought that they were making a small investment to be cashed in at a later date. However, it turned out that a majority of these stuffed animals were worthless monetarily; they still brought joy to kids everywhere they went.

1. MacBook Air
   iPad
2. iPod
   iPhone

When the first iPod came about in 2001, not only did it revolutionize music storage, but it also could also play music through an entire workday. It held 5GB of .mp3 files (which equaled about 1,000 songs) and had a battery life of 10 hours.

1. Chapstick
   Burts Bees Lip Balm
2. Carmex
   Blistex Lip Balm

The company known as Burt's Bees started in 1984 when Roxanne Quimby and Burt Shavitz partnered up: she'd make candles with the leftover honeycomb from Burt's honeybees. And once their Lemon Butter Cuticle Cream won 30 awards in the beauty industry, Burt's Bees became known for its personal hygiene products.

1. Smarties
   Nerds
2. Jolly Ranchers
   Skittles

If you thought that there wasn't enough variety in Nerds candy, think again. Flavors include seriously strawberry, gotta-have grape, peach, wild berry, and a few others. In addition to this, you can also get your Nerds kick from a Nerds Rope, which combines chewy and crunchy by coating a chewy center with Nerds.

1. Apple iPad
   Amazon Kindle
2. Barnes & Noble Nook
   Kobo Aura

Many readers use their Kindles to read in the dark, usually when they're in a room where others are sleeping. Because of this, Amazon came up with their paperwhite technology, which with an additional light, provides the brightness that readers need without causing eyestrain headaches.

1. Listerine Smart Rinse
   ACT Kids
2. Colgate Kids Anti-Cavity Mouthwash
   Hello Kids Organic Mouthwash

The folks over at ACT understand that not all kids are a fan of mint: their flavor selection includes bubble gum, watermelon, and ocean berry. Now if only they'd realize that not all adults like mint.

1. Wonka Everlasting Gobstopper
   Terry's Chocolate Orange
2. Pop Rocks
   Lemonheads

Terry's Chocolate Orange originated in England around 250 years ago and is considered a unique treat for chocoholics around the world. After opening, a sticker gives the eater the perfect target to get the orange wedges to break free. If milk chocolate isn't your thing, don't fret, dark chocolate is also available.

1. Viktor & Rolf Spicebomb Extreme
   Jean Paul Gaultier Le Male
2. Azzaro Wanted by Night
   Kenneth Cole Black

Many of Jean Paul Gaultier's perfumes feature torso shaped bottles. However, with women's fragrances, not only is the torso used, but in the case of the Scandal fragrance, a woman's legs are used as a cap.

1. Toobur Activity Tracker
   Apple Watch
2. Fitbit Flex 2
   Lintelek Fitness Tracker

One of the newest releases from Fitbit is the Ace. This model is geared towards children ages eight or older and encourages them to share their physical activity with the Fitbit community as well as getting some exercise.

1. Lay's
   Pringles
2. Jays
   Crunchers

With its unique container and airy taste, it isn't a surprise that Pringles have some unusual flavors, including dill pickle, cheeseburger, and buffalo ranch. If you're a snacker on the go who only wants a few potato chips, there are smaller packs as well.

1. Salerno Butter Cookies
   Oreo
2. Hydrox Sandwich Cookies
   Pepperidge Farm Milanos

In July of 2015, the city of Chicago started demolition on the Salerno Cookie Factory. This building's design was drawn by art deco architect Harold Zook, who is more known for his work in the residential arena.

1. Coppertone
   Banana Boat
2. Hawaiian Tropic
   Bare Republic

In addition to sports sunscreen, Banana Boat also makes sunscreen for those who have super sensitive skins. One of those locations, the crown of the head, is covered with their Quik Dri Scalp Sunscreen Spray.

1. Aveda Hand Therapy
   Soap & Glory Hand Food
2. L'Occitane Shea Butter Hand Cream
   LUSH Sleepy Lotion

With their pink displays and throwbacks to pinups, Soap & Glory have given their fresh and unique look to consumers since 2006. Their Hand Food hand cream has marshmallow, shea butter, and macadamia oil, giving a fresh light scent.

1. Nylabone Wavy Bone Dog Toy
   KONG Classic Dog Toy
2. Lumabone Wishbone Dog Chew Toy
   Benebone Dog Chew Toy

If you have a dog that tears everything apart, from its toys to your favorite shoes, check out a KONG chew toy. These tough toys can keep your doggy's jaws busy for hours.

1. PETrageous Designs Coat
   AKC Calming Coat
2. Comfort Zone Calming Coat
   Thundershirt

The invention of the Thundershirt came from a moment of desperation. Dosi, a dog with immense anxiety especially with thunderstorms and fireworks, had driven her parents to distraction. When they put a shirt with duct tape around it to apply gentle pressure, Dosi calmed down. Hence, the Thundershirt was born.

1. Icy Hot
   Tiger Balm
2. Bengay
   Biofreeze

Biofreeze is one of the best tools that a fitness enthusiast can have in their arsenal. When applied, it helps alleviate sore muscles quickly so then athletes can get out and get back to their sport of choice.

1. Clarks Shoes
   BOBS Shoes
2. Toms Shoes
   Thom McAn Shoes

Depending on what you purchase, Toms donates something to groups of people in need. If you purchase a pair of shoes, a pair of shoes is donated to a 3rd world country, if you purchase a bag, then money will go to helping new mothers care for their children, and if you donate eyewear, then medical assistance including eye surgery is performed using money from donations.

1. Heinz
   Grey Poupon
2. French's
   Plochman's

In 1957, the marketing team for Plochman's did something that hadn't been done before in the United States. In addition to making a product that stood out on the shelves, they used plastic in its container, making it the first company to make a squeeze bottle for its product.