CONFIDENTAIL | NASDAQ: FEMY 1 CORPORATE PRESENTATION May 2026 2026 Femasys Inc. Redefining Women's Reproductive Health at Global Scale NASDAQ: FEMY Forward Looking Statements NASDAQ: FEMY 2 This Presentation contains "fo

CONFIDENTAIL | NASDAQ: FEMY 1 CORPORATE PRESENTATION May 2026 2026

Femasys Inc. Redefining Women's Reproductive Health at Global Scale NASDAQ: FEMY

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Femasys Overview NASDAQ: FEMY 3 STRONG INFRASTRUCTURE Experienced leadership

team U.S. and global regulatory approvals In-house, scalable U.S. manufacturing Efficiency over years of optimization INNOVATIVE PRODUCTS Near-term revenue inflection with meaningful growth acceleration Limited competition enabling

market creation Expanding access patient-driven in-office procedures Compelling economics for physicians and practices COMMERCIALIZATION & GROWTH A woman-founded, U.S. based biomedical device company unlocking one of healthcare's

largest untapped markets Market-first solutions Purpose-built for safe, in-office delivery Clinically validated with extensive data 200+ issued patents

Key Leadership NASDAQ: FEMY 4 Chief Financial Officer 30+ years of

experience Cellectar Biosciences, Akari Therapeutics, Lev Pharmaceuticals, EpiCept DovElefant Chief Executive Officer & Founder 30+ years of experience Terumo Medical, Novoste, Salumedica Kathy Lee-Sepsick Sr. Vice

President Global Marketing 20+ years of experience Neurolief, Bolton Medical, Medtronic, Intuitive Surgical Megan Eckerman Chief Medical Officer 40+ years of experience Chair, Dept OB/ GYN Univ Heath System, Chair Dept Reproductive

Biology at Case Western, and Division Head Univ of Cincinnati James Liu, MD Chief Operating Officer 25+ years of experience Terumo Aortic, Bolton Medical, Medtronic Vascular John Canning Chief Technology Officer 20+ years of

experience Theragenics Jeremy Sipos Extensive industry expertise with a proven track record of execution

NASDAQ: FEMY 5 Commercializing Multi-Asset Women's Health Portfolio Unlocking

large market opportunities through office-based innovation FERTILITY PRODUCT FAMILY PERMANENT BIRTH CONTROL First-line fertility treatment Non-Surgical permanent birth control Companion Diagnostic: FemCerv for cervical cancer

diagnosis Additional OB/GYN product: (enabled by FemSperm for in-office sperm handling) FemBloc is approved in Europe and select countries outside the U.S. and is currently in a U.S. trial for FDA approval. All other products have

regulatory approval across the U.S., Europe, and select global markets.

NASDAQ: FEMY 6 From Historical Headwinds to Future Opportunity Driven by a

strong pipeline, expanding patient access and favorable provider economics MULTI-ASSET WOMEN'S HEALTH PORTFOLIO BIPARTISAN POLITICS STRATEGIC TARGET Diversified portfolio across indications and stages delivers scale and

resilience. Support for women's health and access drives policy tailwinds. Aim to create future optionality for large healthcare players with large underserved markets, limited competition. MACRO TRENDS Record-low fertility rates and

rising post-Roe contraception demand1. CAPITAL ENVIRONMENT More focus may equate to favorable conditions for innovation in women's health and medtech. Martinez GM. (2024) DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.15620/cdc/169629

Fertility in Crisis - Massive Unmet Need NASDAQ: FEMY 7 Centuries of limited

innovation in first-line treatment have limited access for millions U.S. women with infertility1 (~50% male factor contribution2) ~10M Take first step and undergo infertility testing3 ~100K Receive IVF transfer

cycle4 https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nsfg/key_statistics/i-keystat.htm Kumar N, et al. (2015). doi: 10.4103/0974-1208.170370. Nugent CN, Chandra A. Use of fertility services in women ages 20-49 in the United States: 2022-2023. NCHS Data Brief.

2025 Dec;(542):1-10. DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.15620/cdc/174628. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. 2022 Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) Fertility Clinic and National Summary Report. US Dept of Health and Human Services;

2024. Hamilton BE, Osterman MJK, Gregory ECW. Births: Provisional data for 2025. Vital Statistics Rapid Release. 2026 Apr;(43):1-7. DOI: https://dx.doi. org/10.15620/cdc/252434. 2025: U.S. fertility rate dropped to another record

Fertility Portfolio with Strong Revenue Potential NASDAQ: FEMY 8 Scalable

growth driven by expanding access and adoption Estimate <10% Early REI Launch Established foundation, KOL advocacy and REI alignment Initial OB/GYN Launch Growth OB/GYN Expansion Existing patient base, validate seamless integration

Drive growth through broader patient engagement and market expansion $1B of infertile women Choose FemaSeed first-line treatment ~1,500 REIs, ~500 centers1 ~20k OB/GYNs, ~13k offices2 Sunderam S, et al. Assisted Reproductive

Technology Surveillance - United States, 2018. MMWR Surveill Summ. 2022 Feb 18;71(4):1-19. https://www.bls.gov/oes/2023/may/oes291218.htm

Femasys Fertility FastTrack NASDAQ: FEMY 9 Connecting diagnosis to treatment

in a streamlined pathway in OB/GYN office FemaSeed OB/GYN qualifies patients in-office Leverages existing workflows (no lab required) First-line fertility treatment in OB/GYN office Intratubal

Insemination DIAGNOSE PREPARE TREAT Enhances Natural Fertilization FemSperm Sperm Handling FemVue Diagnosis - HER SpermVue Diagnosis - HIM

FemaSeed Offers Favorable Competitive Advantages NASDAQ: FEMY 10 Artificial

Insemination Assisted Reproductive FemaSeed IUI IVF ICSI No surgery (risks/cost) - - No egg retrieval or storage - - No required injections - - - Delivery to fallopian tube(s) (site of

conception) - N/A N/A Cost-effective $15-30k on avg1 More than IVF Minimal safety risks - - Low male sperm count efficacy Rec for IVF/ICSI Single fallopian tube solution - N/A N/A Widespread

accessibility Varies Varies https://bettercare.com/costs/ivf-cost#average-ivf-cost (does not include genetic testing, embryo freezing and storage)

FemaSeed Transforming the IUI Standard of Care NASDAQ: FEMY 11 Reducing time

lost in repeated, low-efficiency IUI cycles Artificial insemination has remained largely unchanged since first being performed in 1790. Why Historic IUI Falls Short Sperm Counts worldwide have declined by >50%.1 Levine H. et al.

(2023). doi: 10.1093/humupd/dmac035. Brannigan RE, et al. Updates to male infertility: AUA/ASRM guideline (2024). J Urol. Published online August 15, 2024. doi:10.1097/JU.0000000000004180. Low sperm count reduces IUI effectiveness and may

necessitate IVF/ICSI.2

Commercial Readiness to Unlock the Fertility Market NASDAQ: FEMY 12 Proven

clinical performance, strong revenue potential and high-intent patients drive adoption Prospective clinical trial demonstrated superior results against historic IUI1 CLINICAL VALIDATTION COMPELLING ECONOMICS ENGAGED PATIENTS Robust

clinical data supported 510(k) pathway conversion from de novo Cash-pay procedures are established at OB/GYN practices Seamless integrationinto existing workflows without adding headcount Elective procedureswith high patient intent and

urgency to act In-office solution providing cost-effective access before infertility referral No additional data required New services create meaningful revenue Patients prefer accessible OB/GYN-led care Liu et al. (2024). doi:

10.33140/JGRM.08.02.08

FemaSeed Delivering Clinically Superior Care NASDAQ: FEMY 13 Liu et al.

(2024). FemaSeed Directional Intratubal Artificial Insemination for Couples with Male-Factor or Unexplained Infertility Associated with Low Male Sperm Count. J Gynecol Reprod Med, 8(2), 01-12. doi: 10.33140/JGRM.08.02.08. Duran et al.

(2002). Intrauterine insemination: a systematic review on determinants of success. Human Reproduction, vol.8, no.4, pp.373-384. A first-line fertility solution designed to expand access and improve outcomes 2X Pregnancy rate with

FemaSeed vs IUI1 Key Results 1:4 women became pregnant 26.3% of women became pregnant with FemaSeed for low male sperm count1 Most pregnancies occurred in 1 or 2 cycles (IUI attempts 3-6+) No safety concerns Performed in-office in few

minutes FemaSeed1 IUI2 Pregnancy Rate per Cycle (%)

Compelling Economics for OB/GYN Practices NASDAQ: FEMY 14 ~70% States have

Limited to NO fertility coverage1 Femasys fertility portfolio enables a new, high-value in-office revenue stream Resolve.org/learn/financial-resources/insurance-coverage/insurance-coverage-by-state Cash Pay Opportunity In covered

states CAT III approved for reimbursement (effective Jan 2027) Diagnosis for HER for tubal evaluation FemVue FemSperm Sperm collection and preparation Potential >$1,000 net revenue contribution Treatment for HIM for

Sperm analysis SpermVue FemaSeed Intratubal Insemination With prepared sperm

Fertility Portfolio Enables Accelerated FemBloc Adoption NASDAQ:

FEMY 15 Commercial Synergies Same OB/GYN call point as fertility portfoliowith pre-trained physicians at FemBloc launch Leverages delivery platform with FemaSeed for FemBloc treatment Shares device & procedure with FemVue for

FemBloc confirmation testing Leveraging shared commercial infrastructure Then First Expanding access to in-office fertility care Advancing in-office permanent birth control

U.S. women no longer intend to have children1,2 ~13M Remain on form

oftemporary birth control2,3 Elect surgical sterilization every year2,4 ~1.2M Permanent Contraception - Critical Gap NASDAQ: FEMY 16 Centuries of limited innovation have created massive unmet need for millions of women Jones et. al,

Current contraceptive use in the United States, 2006-2010, and changes in patterns of use since 1995. National health statistics reports; no 60. Hyattsville, MD: National Center for Health Statistics. 2012. Daniels et. al, Current

contraceptive status among women aged 15-49: United States, 2017-2019. NCHS Data Brief, no 388. Hyattsville, MD: National Center for Health Statistics. 2020. National health statistics reports; no 60. Hyattsville, MD: National Center for

Health Statistics. 2012. Martinez GM. Receipt of family planning services in the United States: 2022-2023. NCHS Data Brief, no 520. Hyattsville, MD: National Center for Health Statistics. 2024. DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.15620/cdc/169629

~12M Today: Only surgery remains an option

FemBloc Potential for Exponential Revenue Expansion NASDAQ:

FEMY 17 Leveraging existing fertility portfolio and physician base to drive outside growth Estimate ~30% Europe Launch Gather real-world evidence Initial OB/GYN Launch Growth OB/GYN Expansion Broaden access, drive adoption Scale

reach, expand market and accelerate growth $3B every year + electing surgery ~5% on temp birth control but done having children Choose non-surgical FemBloc

Natural with No Implant and No Hormones FemBloc: Non-Surgical Permanent Birth

Control NASDAQ: FEMY 18 Patient-Centered Market Drivers High demand for natural & safe optionsthat empower women with choice Growing concern with hormone-based birth control options Patients seek non-implant solutions due to fear

of safety risks Blended Polymer delivered as liquid through catheters Balloons positioned at each fallopian tube opening Blended Polymer solidifies; delivery system removed Blended Polymer degrades leaving patient's scar tissue to block

FemBloc Offers Favorable Competitive Advantages NASDAQ: FEMY 19 Permanent

Birth Control Temporary FemBloc(non-surgical) SurgicalSterilization Essure (off-market) IUD Permanent - Office procedure - Some No special capital equipment - - No anesthesia N/A N/A No implant

(coil/clip) - - - No surgery (risks/cost) - - No hormones - Reimbursement in-place / expected Widespread accessibility Varies N/A

FemBloc Extensive Clinical Data Redefining Birth Control NASDAQ: FEMY 20 Over

20 years of comprehensive research and successful regulatory review and approvals Liu et al. (2025). FemBloc Non-Surgical Permanent Contraception for Occlusion of the Fallopian Tubes. J Gynecol Reprod Med, 9(1), 01-12. doi:

10.33140/JGRM.09.01.05. Gariepy et al. (2022). Comparative Effectiveness of Hysteroscopic and Laparoscopic Sterilization for Women: A Retrospective Cohort Study. Fertility and Sterility, 117(6):1322-1331. doi:

10.1016/j.fertnstert.2022.03.001. LOW RISK In-office FemBloc1 Sterilization2(control) Pregnancy Rate (%) 0% Safety (Risk) HIGH RISKSurgery with general anesthesia Adoption Advantages 0% pregnancy rate statistically lower than

historical control; expected to evolve with larger sample size (pivotal trial on-going) Earlier FemBloc clinical studies (n=228 subjects)1Prospective, multi-center, unblinded Safe with only Mild AEs reported (spotting/bleeding, cramping);

NO Serious AEs Immediate return to normal activities

Limited options and strong interest support efficient enrollment FemBloc

Advancing Toward U.S. Approval NASDAQ: FEMY 21 De-risked through international regulatory approvals and clinical use Study design: U.S. FINALE pivotal trial for FDA approval1Prospective, multi-center, open-label, single-arm with

historical control Part A for safety (n=50) - completed Part B (n=523) - currently enrolling, initiated Mar 2026 Primary endpoint: Pregnancy rate, 1-year relying on FemBloc (n=401) Safety analysis: 2-5 years post-market Additional