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Can I take the HPV vaccine if I am aged 27 or older?

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If you are above 27 years old and wish to receive the HPV vaccination, you are advised to speak to your doctor to find out if it may benefit you. There are HPV vaccines licensed for use up to the age of 45 years old. Please note you are not eligible for subsidies and MediSave may not be used to cover the out-of-pocket costs of HPV vaccinations. 

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