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It is possible that people addicted to methamphetamines are able to fly under the radar, but there can be some obvious red flags to watch out for.
People using meth are likely to be hyperactive, have increased distractibility and be extremely talkative. Also watch for drastic weight loss and tooth decay or loss of teeth. People using meth are also known to get aggressive and easily agitated.
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