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Page 1: BioLife Solutions Investor Presentation May 2015

Investor PresentationNASDAQ:BLFS

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This presentation contains forward-looking statements, including, but not limited to, statements concerning the company’s anticipated business and operations, the potential utility of and market for its products and services, potential revenue growth and market expansion, new products, and third party projections regarding the future market for regenerative medicine and cold chain packaging and instrumentation services. All statements other than statements of historical fact are statements that could be deemed forward-looking statements. These statements are based on management’s current expectations and beliefs and are subject to a number of risks, uncertainties and assumptions that could cause actual results to differ materially from those described in the forward-looking statements, including among other things, uncertainty regarding market adoption of products; uncertainty regarding third party market projections; market volatility; competition; litigation; and those other factors described in our risk factors set forth in our filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission from time to time, including our Annual Report on Form 10-K and Quarterly Reports on Form 10-Q. We undertake no obligation to update the forward-looking statements contained herein or to reflect events or circumstances occurring after the date hereof, other than as may be required by applicable law.

Safe Harbor Statement

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BIOPRESERVATION TOOLS FOR CELLS, TISSUES AND ORGANS

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Preservation of Biologic Material

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Allogeneic Transplant

DrugDiscovery

Biobanking

RegenerativeMedicine

Solid Organs

Tumor

Tissue Biopsies

Blood

Bone Marrow

Autologous Transplant

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Biopreservation Challenges

Removed from the body - cells, tissues and organs enter a continuum of degradation – a race against time!

Survival - Quantity Viability - Quality Function

Ex Vivo Time

Via

bili

ty

Ex Vivo Time

Su

rviv

al

Ex Vivo Time

Fu

nct

ion

Hypothermia (cold chain management) is used to preserve biologic integrity and functional performance. Traditional methods and tools are not optimized and offer limited protection from preservation-induced stress, injury, and death.

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Biopreservation Tools

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Media and other tools designed to preserve biologics during ex vivo storage

Goal: maximize effectiveness of biologic based medicine

Shipping products designed to maintain stability of cells and tissues during transportation from patient to lab and back to patient

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BIOPRESERVATION MEDIA

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Patented technology; performance superior to commercial and homemade alternatives; also protected by trade secrets

Clinical grade preservation media made per GMP – facility and QMS certified to ISO13485

Our Biopreservation Media

Formulated to mitigate molecularcell stress during refrigeration and freeze/thaw process

Serum-free, protein-free, AOF; USP ingredients; US FDA Master Files

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Preservedin traditional “home brew”

Human mesenchymal stem cells isolated from bone marrow; condition of cells after 5 days of cold storage, then returned to

culture conditions and assayed 24 hours later

Cell Yield Comparison

Preservedin BioLife

HypoThermosol®Cells are mostly dead

Cells are vital, thriving

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Better Cell Yield = Cost Reductions

YieldYield

Cost Cost

LESSRequired to Achieve Desired Therapeutic

Effect

Source Material ManufacturedCell Products

LESSRequired

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= MORE Doses

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Limited Shelf Life = Cost Adder

If distribution range is limited by short shelf-life - multiple

production facilities requiredIncreased CAPEX requirements

Cell Factory

Cell Factory

Cell Factory

Cell Factory

Cell Factory

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Our products extend shelf life to support worldwide distribution of cellular therapeutics

Reduced CAPEX requirements

Longer Shelf Life = Lower Costs

Cell Factory

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biologistex™Intelligent, Informed, Precise

Biologic Materials Management

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Cold Chain Biologistics

Patient

SourceMaterial

CellFactory

Manufactured Cell

Product

TemperatureControlled Container

TemperatureControlled Container

PreservationMedia

PreservationMedia

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Current Biologistics Reality

All vaccines and 70% of

biologics are temperature

sensitive

Limited temp stability of traditional shipping

containers; cell viability

declines; lost and unusable

doses

Regenerative medicine therapies require precise thermal

protection during

shipment

Limited use of real-time

temperature monitoring

and reporting during

shipment

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TIME

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Economic Clinical

Biologistics Risks

Administering a thermally sensitive biologic dose that was exposed to unknown temperature excursions, packout errors or has exceeded it stability period

Cost of scrapping biologic source material or manufactured cell products

Clinical trial impact from poor biologistics management; lost dose, poor shipping container performance, temperature excursions

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Rx $

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Breakthrough Disruptive Technology

evo™ Smart Shipper

Simple, reusable, super insulating shipping container

Smart box – integrated cellular modem and payload monitoring

electronics

Cloud-hosted biologistics management app

Easy packout process

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Current Solutions Inadequate

• Limited performance

• Technology essentially unchanged for over 25 years

• Single use

• Environmental impact

Foam Coolers Vacuum Panel Shipper

• Very large footprint; heavy

• Expensive to ship

• Complicated assembly

• Refrigerants must be preconditioned to multiple temperature ranges before use

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Biologistex CCMSM

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Cloud App Actionable Alerts

EVO # 31099282738 Alert: Delivered to St. Luke’s Medical Center on 5/5/2015 at 20:08 PST

LIMS/API

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Web App – SaaS Business Model

Biologistex CCMSM

Real-time Location

Multiparameter Monitoring Configurable Alerts

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EVO # 31099282738 Alert: Package is within 5 miles of destination as of 5/5/2015 at 21:19PST

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SaaS Business Model

Potential to build a base of thousands of shippers deployed throughout the world – each generating subscription revenue for rental use and data access

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OTHER SERVICES

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Contract Manufacturing Services

Utilizing excessproduction capacity

Niche provider of aseptic media formulation, fill, and

finish services

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Highly selective opportunities with strong alignment with our

capabilities

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OUR MARKETS

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3 Strategic Markets

BIOBANKING DRUG DISCOVERY REGENERATIVEMEDICINE

Umbilical cord blood banks

Adult stem cell banks

Tissue banks

Biorepositories

Hair transplant physicians

Pharmaceutical companies

Cell suppliers

Toxicity testing labs

Commercial cell therapy and tissue engineering companies

Hospital-based stem cell transplant centers

University-based clinical research labs

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Products Used in 185 Clinical Trials

Pre-Clinical Phase I Phase II Phase III

Solid Tumors 4 17 536

Hematologic Malignancies 8 8 211

Heart Disease 1 2 28

Stroke 0 0 04

Joint Disease 4 1 21

Vision Loss 1 1 00

Immune Disorders 8 9 29

All Others 14 9 88

40 47 2177Each successful trial =

$0.5-2M/yearin revenue

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Source: IMS Health, Evaluate Pharma

Biologistics Addressable Market

$4.9 Bil-lion

$2.6 Bil-lion

Specialized Packaging

Transportation

$500 Million Estimated Addressable Market for Shipping Containers

$3.2Billion

$5.1Billion

2004 2019

Source: iMarc Group, December 2013

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Growing Demand for Biopreservation Media

Source: Biopreservation Market - Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends and Forecast, 2013 – 2019 (Transparency Market Research, April, 2014)

Majorgrowth

expected from Regenerative

Medicine segment

$345Million

$820Million

2004 2019

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INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY

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Complementary tools extend shelf life and increase survivalof cells and tissues

25% annualcore products revenue growth

$8.5M cashand no debtat end of Q1

NASDAQ: BLFS

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IP embedded in more than 185 clinical trials

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Significant Long-Term Growth Drivers

Biopreservation unmet needs

Increased regulatory scrutiny

Increased commercial

risk; trial failure

Smart, high performance containers

The Internet of Things; SaaS

Model

Regen Med Franchise

Revenue and Profit Growth; Enterprise Value

Building the Pipeline Capturing Value

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$

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500+existing customers

>185Regenerative medicine clinical projects and trials using BioLife products

Products used in rapid growth biobanking and drug discovery markets

$100MCurrent production revenue capacity

New SaaS offering will revolutionize biologistics management

Significant Growth

Potential

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Investment FundamentalsMarch 31, 2015

Cash and Investments $8.6M

Total Debt $0.00

Total Stockholder Equity $12.7M

Shares Outstanding3/25/14 – issued 3.6M shares at $4.30

12M

Optionsmost in the money

1.4M

Warrants most at $4.75 – debt conversion/equity raise

7.4M

Average Volume ~100,000 shares

Market Cap ~$25M

Public Float 52%

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BioLife Solutions, Inc. 3303 Monte Villa Parkway, Suite 310Bothell, WA 98021

For additional questions or comments, please contact:

Michael Rice | President and [email protected] | (425) 686-6003

Daphne Taylor | CFO, VP - Finance & [email protected] | (425) 686-6002

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