Abstract: An automatic radioisotope filling apparatus which includes a radioisotope vial containing a radioisotope solution, a saline vial containing a physiological saline solution and a plurality of label vials containing a drug into which a predetermined amount of the radioisotope solution or the physiological saline solution is to be filled automatically. A required amount of the radioisotope solution or the physiological saline solution is automatically metered and automatically filled into each label vial and consequently the radiation exposure of the operator of the apparatus is minimized.

Abstract: A buzzer mechanism for an alarm clock or the like comprises a vibrator member rockably supported on a base plate for angular movement between an inactive position and an active position in which a vibration arm of the vibrator faces a buzzer yoke associated with the alternating driving coil of the clock so as to be vibrated. A coil spring presses the vibrator member against the base plate and also biases it toward active position. A projection on the vibrator member engages the hour wheel so that when the hour wheel is moved axially upon a projection on the hour wheel coming into registry with a hole in an unlocking drum, the vibrator member is permitted to rock to active position. An alarm stop lever is operable manually to return the vibrator member to inactive position.