The HPV nine-valent vaccine can be administered after the age of 30. Because the HPV nine-valent vaccine is available for ages 9-45, it can be administered at age 30. Unlike the bivalent vaccine, which has an age limit of 9-25 years, you may not be able to get the vaccination if you are older than that. The nine-valent vaccine has a greater and more extensive use than the bivalent and quadrivalent. The nine-valent vaccine adds five subtypes of infection to the quadrivalent vaccine, for example, 31, 33, 45, 52, and 58, making it more versatile and more widely available for treatment. Therefore, the nine-valent vaccine is now one of the better vaccines among them, and the injection is usually given at 0, 2, and 6 months of age.