Within the Types dimension, the market further subdivides into vaccine formulations and non‑vaccine therapeutics. Vaccine sub‑types include bivalent, quadrivalent, and nonavalent preparations, each expanding genotype coverage and influencing pricing tiers; together they account for the prophylactic share identified above. Non‑vaccine therapeutics comprise antiviral agents such as cidofovir, topical immune response modifiers like imiquimod, and systemic agents (e.g., interferon‑α). These therapeutic sub‑types collectively drive the larger therapeutic segment, with topical agents contributing the bulk due to outpatient accessibility, while systemic drugs capture niche, high‑severity cases. The relative weight of each type aligns with clinical guidelines and reimbursement policies, where broader‑spectrum vaccines secure higher per‑dose pricing, and therapeutics rely on volume‑based sales. This detailed taxonomy clarifies how each sub‑category underpins overall market size and informs investment decisions across the product lifecycle.