My husband was around his sister who smokes meth and weed. he has to take a hair follicle or blood test will it show up just from being around her?

No: These tests have a minimum 'cutoff' level of drug required for a positive result, so as to specifically eliminate the possibility that a trace amount of drug absorbed by being in the same room (or same city) as smokers will cause a false positive result.

It will show up: The same mechanism as second hand smoking. It will cause an individual to test positive for opiates. The bad news are Addiction, Tolerance, Withdrawal, and Dependence. the fact is that Methadone is an extremely physically addictive drug. Be well and be careful.

Probably not: Passive cannabis smoke can cause traces of it to be found in body fluids but it seems that many testing companies can't detect such little THC in tests.In a person actually doing the smoking, meth can be found in the blood for about 4-8 hours,so since he isn't even the one smoking,I don't think that will show up.The hair test can detect months of use,but I doubt it would show much in his if at all

No.: Hair samples are washed before being tested for the metabolites and blood tests are useful only for a very short period. Urine testing cutoffs are set high enough to avoid this scenario. So unless your husband is actively using his test should be negative.