Sweat glands of Moll

**Glands of Moll** are glands located in the ciliary epithelium. These glands are important for moisturizing the conjunctiva and mucous membranes of the ocular surface. Ciliated epithelium lines the mucous membrane of the eyes, including the conjunctiva, eyelids and cornea.

The main functions of the glands of Moll include rapidly hydrating the conjunctiva, preventing the loss of electrolytes from the eye, and combating irritants. This is especially important for people who wear contact lenses, as these lenses can cause eye irritation.

In the eye, Moll's glands are found in two types: Liebmann's glands and Vorbeck's glands. Liebmann's glands are located in the conjunctiva and produce mucus