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CONNECT. INNOVATE. February 2022 Investor Presentation ( through Q4 2021) TRANSFORMING BIOSPECIMEN PROCUREMENT An online marketplace for human biospecimens

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Christopher Ianelli, MD PhD | Chief Executive Officer, President, and Director Dr . Ianelli has been serving as our Chief Executive Officer, President, and Director since founding iSpecimen in July 2009 . Dr . Ianelli served as Chief Executive Officer of Abkine Pharmaceuticals, Inc . Dr . Ianelli served as Managing Director at Leerink Partners (formerly Leerink Swann), a leading healthcare and life science investment bank, where he managed the expansion and delivery of services and directed strategy to develop new healthcare data and information assets for the firm from August 2003 to March 2008 . Prior to that, Dr . Ianelli was a co - founder and Managing Director of Boston Medical & Scientific Advisors, a healthcare investment research firm . Dr . Ianelli received his Bachelor of Science degree in Biological Sciences from University of Lowell and both his Ph . D . in Immunology and his M . D . from Tufts University . He completed his residency training, including a year as Chief Resident, in Pathology at Brigham & Women’s Hospital and Harvard Medical School . Jill Mullan | Chief Operating Officer, Secretary, and Director Ms . Mullan h as been serving as our Chief Operating Officer since August 2013 , Secretary since November 2012 , Treasurer from February 2017 to June 2021 , and Director since October 2014 . She joined the Company in 2010 as the Vice President of Marketing . From 2003 to 2010 , she was a marketing and business strategy consultant to various technology - based companies including EMC, AppNeta, and Planon Software . From 2000 to 2003 , Ms . Mullan was on the founding team and Director of Marketing at Storigen Systems, a provider of distributed storage networks . She was also employed at Avid Technology from 1996 to 2000 , most recently as a Director of Product Marketing and Management with product responsibility for Avid’s editing product line . Prior to that, she worked at IBM, MIPS, and Hewlett Packard . She graduated with distinction from Cornell University with a Bachelor of Science in electrical engineering and received a Masters of Business Administration from Stanford University with a focus on entrepreneurship and marketing . Tracy Curley | Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer Ms . Curley brings three decades of experience in public accounting and corporate finance for both publicly traded companies and emerging companies like iSpecimen and joined iSpecimen in August 2020 . She came to iSpecimen after over a decade with national accounting firms such as CohnReznick where she focused on serving clients in the middle markets . During her time as a partner in public accounting firms, she was responsible for creating and leading teams to provide audit and consulting services to a growing clientele of private and public emerging growth companies primarily in the technology and life sciences industries . Ms . Curley received her Master of Accountancy and Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in accounting from Kansas State University . She also attended the United States Military Academy . She is a certified public accountant licensed in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts . Benjamin Bielak | Chief Information Officer Mr . Bielak has been serving as our Chief Information Officer since June 2018 . He served as the Chief Information Officer at GNS Healthcare, a leading casual machine learning product and services company, from January 2017 to May 2018 and as Director of Academic Technology at Harvard University, from February 2015 to January 2017 . Prior to his work at GNS and Harvard, Mr . Bielak was the Chief Information Officer at Dovetail Health from November 2006 to April 2014 . He previously held roles as Manager of Development and Integration at Boston Medical Center and Senior Manager of Technology at Sapient, a global services company, from December 1997 to July 2005 . Mr . Bielak holds a Masters of Business Administration degree from Bentley University, where his studies focused on change management, and a master’s degree from Boston University in computer science . Management Team 3

Investor Highlights 4 ~200 Healthcare Provider / Supplier Organizations ~400 Customer Organizations 1. Early - stage opportunity with a first mover advantage 2. $3B - $4B global biospecimen market growing at 10 - 15% per year 1 3. Unique two - sided marketplace disrupting the biospecimen procurement process 4. Strong revenue growth with a 6 - year CAGR of 59% 5. Growing data asset that’s a key enabler and differentiator 1 “Sources Cited” page 28

Accelerate scientific discovery in an online marketplace that empowers researchers to instantly search for and gain access to patients, biospecimens, and data across a global network of healthcare providers Our Vision 5

Human Biospecimens are Essential for Life Science R&D Basic Research Biomarker Identification & Validation Drug Discovery & Development Diagnostics Discovery & Validation Biofluids Solid Tissue Stem & Immune Cells Plasma, Serum, Urine, Saliva Industry Academia Government 6 Lung, Breast, Colon, Brain Bone Marrow, Blood, Tonsils, Lymph Nodes Applications Patients SUPPLY HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS DEMAND LIFE SCIENCE RESEARCHERS Biospecimens Data Organizations Medical Record

10 - 15% Annual Growth Fueled by precision and regenerative medicine research 2 Disconnected Market Participants in Need of a Marketplace Solution With an Inefficient Supply Chain Manual processes plus fragmentation make it ripe for an online marketplace solution Large and Inefficient Biospecimen Market $3 - $4 Billion Worldwide yearly spend on human biospecimen procurement 1 7 1, 2 “Sources Cited” page 28

Market Inefficiencies PROVIDER RESEARCHER Scientist / Informaticist Procurem ent Legal & Compliance IT / Informaticist Scientist & Informaticist Legal & Compliance IT / Informaticist Researcher & Procurement Legal & Compliance Principal Investigator & Specimen Operations PATIENTS PROVIDERS RESEARCHERS 8 Difficulties Connecting, Searching, and Compliantly Transacting 6 - 12 months on average to develop relationships, requiring the involvement of many stakeholders 3 3 “Sources Cited” page 28

Inefficiencies Lead to Losses Providers miss revenue and research opportunities > 3 Billion clinical specimens are discarded annually worldwide 5 > 1 Billion Patient encounters yearly in the U.S. where a specimen could be provided for research 4 > 800 Million banked specimens are in biorepository inventories worldwide 6 9 Researchers limit their work … in 2022, 79% of researchers said they find it difficult - to - extremely difficult to find the type and quantity of specimens they need 8 “Challenging” and “Inefficient” most common words used to describe biospecimen procurement process by researchers 8 10 years ago, 81% of researchers said they limit the scope of their work due to difficulties obtaining biospecimens 7 4,5,6,7,8 “Sources Cited” page 28

The iSpecimen Marketplace Solution 10 PROVIDER Procurement Principal Investigator / Operations IT / Informaticist PATIENTS Legal & Compliance IT / Informaticist Researcher & Procurement Legal & Compliance Principal Investigator & Specimen Operations Scientist & Informaticist Blood / Pheresi s Centers Clinical Labs Biorepositories Pathology Labs RESEARCH PATHWAY CLINICAL PATHWAY Industry Academia Government RESEARCHERS An Online Platform That Instantly Connects Researchers to a Global Network of Patients, Biospecimens, and Data to Accelerate Time to Discovery Saves months in the average biospecimen procurement process PROVIDERS Healthcare Data

Full - Service Procurement We Not Only Connect Suppliers and Customers, but We Also Manage the Entire Procurement Process Click to See the Overview Video SPECIMEN SEARCH & SELECTION SPECIMEN LOGISTICS SPECIMEN MANAGEMENT DATA MANAGEMENT STUDY/ORDER MANAGEMENT SUPPLIER SITE TRAINING COLLECTION KIT BUILDING COMPLIANCE MANAGEMENT STUDY DESIGN & SPECIFICATION CONTRACTING 11 https://pages.ispecimen.com/rs/473 - GLR - 825/images/ISPCintro.mp4

Suppliers and Researchers Benefit Advance Discovery Suppor t research mission and advance diagnostic, therapeutic, and vaccine research Increase Revenue Instantly connect to a global network of researchers Ensure Compliance On a platform that protects the privacy and security of patient information Accelerate Research Search for specimens anytime, anywhere, through our easy - to - use online marketplace Save Money Instantly connect to a global network of specimen providers Reduce Risk On a platform that manages contracting and regulatory compliance Providers… Researchers… 12

13 34 66 102 147 181 200 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 Growing Supplier Adoption 1000+ Hospitals Also includes three Healthcare Information Exchanges 58% CAGR Number of Suppliers (2015 - 2021) WORLDWIDE COVERAGE United States United Kingdom Germany France Ukraine Georgia Bulgaria Russian Federation India Peru Dominican Republic Jamaica Spain Mexico Netherlands Cumulative Supplier Organizations Under Agreement 2015 – 2021 Unique Supplier Organizations Provide Access to: 000’s Clinics and Practice Groups ~55 Biorepositories ~140 Clinical Research Centers ~55 Clinical and Pathology Labs 7 Blood Centers 13

$700 $1,448 $3,067 $4,395 $4,298 $8,184 $11,135 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 Cumulative Customer Organizations with Purchases 2015 – 2021 61% CAGR Customers (2015 – 2021) Revenue ($000) - Unaudited 2015 - 18, 21 2015 – 2021 59% CAGR Revenue (2015 – 2021) Growing Researcher Adoption 70% of the Top 20 Pharma Companies and 70% of the Top 20 IVD Companies Worldwide are iSpecimen customers are iSpecimen customers >165,000+ Specimens Across >2,200 Projects delivered to our customers 14 24 69 135 172 230 330 415 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021

80 118 668 1,587 2,681 3,871 5,218 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 Cumulative Researcher and Supplier Marketplace Users 2015 – 2021 101% CAGR Registered Users (2015 – 2021) Growing Marketplace Adoption ~4,400 Unique searches performed by researchers in the iSpecimen Marketplace in 2021 ~65% % of suppliers in the iSpecimen Marketplace with specimen requests in 2021 15 Annual Researcher and Supplier Marketplace Logins* 2015 – 2021 50% CAGR Marketplace Logins (2015 – 2021) 2,214 7,237 9,518 16,962 21,009 27,221 24,847 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 *Researcher logins grew by 7% in 2021 while supplier logins dropped by 9% due to pandemic slowdowns at healthcare provider pa rtn ers

“Utilization of sample data for research and for monetization is the next key value driver for the biobanks.” - Frost & Sullivan, Global Biobanking Market Landscape Growing Data Asset Banked Specimen Records Patient Records Medical Condition Records Clinical Specimen Records Laboratory Test Records Millions of Unique Specimen and Patient Records provide a competitive advantage and differentiator now and available for future adjacent opportunities such as patient search, clinical trial recruitment, and data licensing. 75 M+ 16 1 M+ 14 M+ 890K 600M

Statements of Operations 17 2021 2020 (Unaudited) Revenue $ 11,135,303 $ 8,184,106 Operating expenses Cost of revenue 5,249,013 3,585,477 Technology 1,837,882 1,465,348 Sales and marketing 2,422,743 1,783,563 Supply development 573,913 497,182 Fulfillment 1,363,522 859,643 General and administrative 5,613,476 2,399,273 Total operating expenses 17,060,549 10,590,486 Loss from operations (5,925,246) (2,406,380) Other income (expense), net Interest expense (2,102,681) (2,096,795) Change in fair value of derivative liability on convertible notes (271,000) (159,000) Change in fair value of derivative liability on bridge notes 1,582,700 - Gain (loss) on extinguishment of bridge notes and bridge notes (2,740,425) - Loss on extinguishment of convertible notes and convertible notes (260,185) - Gain on extinguishment of note payable 788,156 - Other income - 9,654 Other expense, net (44,531) - Interest income 11,397 437 Other expense, net (3,036,569) (2,245,704) Net loss before benefit from income taxes (8,961,815) (4,652,084) Benefit from income taxes - - Net loss $ (8,961,815) $ (4,652,084) Year ended December 31,

Balance Sheet 18

19 Fully Diluted Shares of Common Stock Outstanding Diluted Common Shares Shares outstanding at December 31, 2021 8,733,479 Shares issuable upon vesting of RSUs 285,542 Shares issuable upon exercise of stock options 257,717 Shares issuable upon exercise of Lender Warrant to purchase common stock 12,500 Shares issuable upon exercise of Underwriter Warrants to purchase common stock 90,000 Shares issuable upon exercise of PIPE Warrants to purchase common stock 1,312,500 Total diluted shares at December 31, 2021 10,691,738

Investor Summary 20 ~200 Healthcare Provider / Supplier Organizations ~400 Customer Organizations 1. Early - stage opportunity with a first mover advantage 2. $3B - $4B global biospecimen market growing at 10 - 15% per year 3. Unique two - sided marketplace disrupting the biospecimen procurement process 4. Strong revenue growth with a 6 - year CAGR of 59% 5. Growing data asset that’s a key enabler and differentiator

CONNECT. INNOVATE. Sign up for free iSpecimen Marketplace account at www.ispecimen.com CONTACT US iSpecimen Inc. 450 Bedford Street Lexington, MA 02420 investors@ispecimen.com ispecimen.com

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Strategic Evolution PHASE 3 Expansion via the Online iSpecimen Marketplace Ƞ START UP Company Ideation and Self - Funding PHASE 1 Proof of Concept PHASE 2 Critical Mass of Suppliers and Early Customer Adoption 2010 – 2011 2012 – 2013 2014 – 2017 2018 – 2021 0 Customers 1 Supplier Agreement 0 Specimen Records 0 Patient Records 0 FTEs $500K Friends and Family Covert. Debt 1 Customer 3 Supplier Agreements 2+ Million Specimen Records 400+ Thousand Patient Records 7 FTEs $2.5M Series A 140+ Customers 60+ Supplier Agreement 26+ Million Specimen Records 5+ Million Patient Records 33 FTEs $8M Series B 400+ Customers 200 Supplier Agreement 75+ Million Specimen Records 14+ Million Patient Records 59 FTEs $20.7M + $21M IPO + Private Placement 23

iSpecimen Marketplace UI/UX Use Pulldowns to Enter Three High Level Search Criteria Tissue Search Example 24

to View Initial Results View Case Cards to See Specimens that Meet Criteria 25 iSpecimen Marketplace UI/UX

Refine Search Results Using Sliders and Check Boxes Add Specimens to the Cart iSpecimen Marketplace UI/UX 26

View Cart and Add More Specimens Request a Quote iSpecimen Marketplace UI/UX 27 Track and Manage Requests

28 Page Note Source Cited 7 1 iSpecimen estimates based on In Vitro Diagnostics Market Size, Share & Trends Analysis Report By Product, By Application, By Technology (Immunochemistry, Molecular Diagnostics) By End - use, By Region, And Segment Forecasts, 2021 – 2027. Grandview Research, January 2021; and World Preview 2020,Outlook to 2026. EvaluatePharma, July 2020. 7 2 Global Marketing Insights, Precision Medicine Market Size By Technology (Big Data Analytics, Bioinformatics, Gene Sequencing, Drug Discovery, Companion Diagnostics), By Application (Oncology, Immunology, CNS, Respiratory), By End - use (Pharmaceutical Companies, Diagnostic Companies, Healthcare IT companies), Industry Analysis Report, Regional Outlook, Application Potential, Competitive Market Share & Forecast, 2020 - 2026, Feb. 2020. and Regenerative Medicine Market Size, Share and Industry Analysis by Product (Cell Therapy, Gene Therapy, Tissue Engineering, Platelet Rich Plasma), By Application (Orthopaedics, Wound Care, Oncology), By Distribution Channel (Hospitals, Clinics) & Re gio nal Forecast, 2019 – 2026. Fortune Business Insight, 2019. 8 3 Frost & Sullivan, Global Biobanking Market Landscape. May 20, 2020, page 357 . 9 4 Centers for Disease Control, https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/ahcd/namcs_summary/2016_namcs_web_tables.pdf 9 5 iSpecimen estimates based upon American Association of Clinical Chemistry US lab test data cited at https://www.360dx.com/research - funding/aacc - calls - congress - fund - clinical - lab - training - programs, 2020; and Clinical Lab Services, Global Market Trajectory and Analytics; Global Industry Analysts report, 2020. 9 6 iSpecimen estimate based upon Henderson, G.E., Cadigan, R.J., Edwards, T.P. et al. Characterizing biobank organizations in th e U .S.: results from a national survey, 2013; and Puchois, Comprehensive Biomarker Discovery and Validation for Clinical Application, 2013. 9 7 Holly A. Massett et al. Assessing the need for a standardized cancer HUman Biobank (caHUB): findings from a national survey w ith cancer researchers; JNCI Monographs, Volume 2011, Issue 42, June 2011. 9 8 Specimen Independent Researcher Survey, 2022. Sources Cited