Yes, just like tobacco there is second hand smoke that is taken in by the non smoker and if tested they would show positive.
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It is unlikely to test positive for marijuana solely by being around it, unless you are in an extremely enclosed space with heavy marijuana smoke for a prolonged period. Secondhand exposure usually does not result in a positive drug test, as the levels of THC detected in the body are typically very low.
A person could test positive for marijuana by being around secondhand smoke, consuming products containing CBD or THC, or using other substances that may cross-react with the drug test. It's also possible for a person to unknowingly ingest marijuana through contaminated food or drink.
A positive marijuana urine test result could be caused by recent marijuana use, exposure to secondhand smoke, or consumption of certain food or drink products containing THC. It is important to consider these factors when interpreting a positive test result.
It is unlikely to test positive for marijuana from being close to someone who is smoking it, unless you are in an extremely confined and unventilated space with heavy exposure to secondhand smoke. However, being in close proximity to marijuana smoke may lead to temporary exposure but not enough to result in a positive drug test.
Consuming products containing THC, the psychoactive compound in marijuana, will make you test positive for marijuana in drug tests. This includes smoking marijuana, consuming edibles or oils containing THC, or being exposed to secondhand smoke in a confined space.
No, you cannot test positive for marijuana in a hair follicle test through mere contact with the drug. The drug would need to be metabolized and enter your bloodstream to be detected in a hair follicle test, which wouldn't occur through simple contact.