Ethylenediamine dihydriodide

Ethylenediamine dihydriodide (CAS 5700-49-2), commonly known as EDDI, is an organic iodine salt used as a controlled iodine delivery compound in animal nutrition and veterinary applications.

Where is Ethylenediamine dihydriodide used?

• Livestock and poultry feed: iodine supplement preventing goiter and reproductive disorders in cattle, sheep and swine
• Premixes and mineral blocks: gradual iodine release supporting thyroid function
• Veterinary formulations: active ingredient against bovine foot rot and soft tissue infections
• Medicated feed additives subject to regulatory approval in target markets
• In feed formulations it provides a stable, bioavailable iodine source for precise dosing.

Commercial specifications

• Packaged in moisture-resistant bags or drums
• Bulk quantities standard for premix and feed manufacturing