Tampons and pads absorb period flow but cannot absorb thick blood or menstrual blood clots. Menstrual cups are different, they collect your flow and menstrual clots as they leave your body naturally. Because menstrual cups collect blood, you are able to see the menstrual blood that is passed from your body.
Best Answer: L stands for LOW. On many automatics you will see a number 1 instead of L, but it is the same thing. The shift control locks the shift mechanism in the lowest gear. The L stands for low gear, which is 1st gear, the gear with the highest ratio for engine vs. drivetrain. In other words I guess you could say the engine spins a lot faster than the wheels, like on a mountain bike where you pedal a whole lot in first gear but don't go that far.
CLASS L: Same as Class A (livestock vehicles of any weight). CLASS LD: Light duty vehicles only. The inspection lane or bay shall be at least 40 feet long by 12 feet wide with an entrance door at least 11 feet in height. Limited to vehicles with a gross vehicle weight of 8,501 thru 15,000 pounds. The equipment requirements are the same as Class A. CLASS M: The inspection lane or bay shall be at least 15 feet long by 6 feet wide. This is to allow 10 feet of space for the vehicle plus an additional 5 feet for the inspectorâs space.