Can you get second-hand smoke from meth?

Meth is an addictive and overpowering drug. It's one that can easily affect others, especially when used and/or created in the home. Meth is made up of toxic chemicals that infiltrate the air, skin, and clothing of anyone who comes into contact with the secondhand smoke and fumes. read more

In theory, you can get second-hand smoke from anything producing smoke near you, like open fires, cigarettes, and indeed, meth. We feed fires for keeping people warm loads of fuel and deliberately stoke them up, so they produce a lot of smoke - as you will know if you’ve ever sat round a campfire on a windy day. read more

Meth smoke does travel and stays in the air a couple of days I know first hand ,my husband smokes it I can be 2rooms away and feel a sickening effect ,upset stomach ,headache,and can taste it in my mouth , I had to remove rest room door to stop him from using it in the apt. read more

No you cannot get high from second hand meth smoke. You cannot actually "smoke" meth. When people talk about smoking meth, they are actually vaping it. There is no risk of second hand smoke with e-cigs/vaporizer, safe to assume its the same with meth. read more

Of course, in a hypothetical situation where someone is kept in an enclosed space with very thick second hand smoke such that he/she has levels equivalent to a user, the test would be positive. But not in a practical situation. read more