tårfilms
Tårfilms, also known as tear films, are the thin, transparent layers of fluid that coat the surface of the eye. They play a crucial role in maintaining eye health, protecting the cornea, and ensuring clear vision. The tear film consists of three primary layers: the lipid layer, the aqueous layer, and the mucin layer.
The lipid layer, produced by the meibomian glands, sits on the outermost surface of the tear film.
Disruptions in the tear film can lead to dry eye syndrome, a common condition characterized by symptoms
The tear film is continuously renewed through a process called the blink reflex, where the eyelids spread