I got it for my daughter the instant she was eligible last year, because cervical cancer is awful and it seemed stupid not to. My experience suggests that it w

I got it for my daughter the instant she was eligible last year, because cervical cancer is awful and it seemed stupid not to. My experience suggests that it was something the doctor's office wasn't actively pushing -- they made it known that it was available without me having to ask, but it was presented very much as a "do you want to?" thing, rather than as part of the "of course you'll be getting this" set of earlier vaccines. Then it was sort of a pain to actually get, because it required an extra doctor visit for the second shot in the series. I can see all that adding up to hurting uptake.