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Kantrexil is an **oral five-component combination pharmaceutical** marketed by Opus Pharmaceuticals in South Africa for the treatment of specific and non-specific gastroenteritis. The formulation contains **attapulgite activated, bismuth subcarbonate, dimevamide, kanamycin sulfate, and pectin** and is described as a 5-in-1 product combining an **aminoglycoside antibiotic**, gastroprotective activity, adsorbent activity, antispasmodic activity, and fluid-normalizing effects. Its best-defined molecular mechanism comes from **kanamycin sulfate**, which binds the **bacterial 30S ribosomal subunit** and disrupts protein synthesis by causing tRNA misreading; the remaining components primarily contribute local gastrointestinal protective, adsorbent, and symptomatic antidiarrhoeal effects. The product is reported to have **less than 1% systemic absorption** and is available as **tablets and oral suspension**.
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