Blue Edition Elux Legend 1500 Prefilled Pods

Overview

The Blue Edition Elux Legend 1500 Prefilled Pods by Elux delivers up to 1,500 puffs in Blue Edition at 10mg and 20mg. Free UK delivery over £20, same-day dispatch on weekday orders before 4pm.

Overview: What These Prefilled Pods Are

The Elux Legend 1500 Prefilled Pods Blue Edition are sealed, ready-to-use nicotine salt pods made for the Elux Legend pod format. Each pod arrives already filled with e-liquid, so there is no bottle to pour from, no tank to clean and no coil to build or wick. You click the pod into a compatible rechargeable Legend device, take a draw, and the device does the rest. When the pod runs dry you swap it for a fresh one and keep using the same device. That is the whole idea, and it is why prefilled pods sit in the gap between a throwaway vape and a fully refillable kit.

Blue Edition is the range name, and it points to the flavour direction: blue-fruit profiles such as blue raspberry, blueberry and berry-and-ice blends. The 1500 in the name is the manufacturer's puff rating for a single pod. That figure comes from machine testing rather than from real people vaping, so treat it as a ceiling to measure against rather than a guarantee. We explain what it means in everyday use further down the page, because it is the number buyers ask about first.

A quick word on UK rules, because they shape what you can buy. Since 1 June 2025 the sale of single-use disposable vapes has been prohibited in the UK, which is a large part of the reason pod systems now fill the shelf space that disposables used to hold. A prefilled pod used with a rechargeable device is a different category of product: the device is reused and only the pod is replaced. The nicotine limits that applied to disposables still apply to pods, including the 20mg/ml cap on strength, the 2ml limit on pod and tank size, mandatory health warnings on the pack and an 18+ age restriction. A pod sold through a UK retailer should sit inside those limits, and the pack will show the strength and volume.

Here is a quick summary before we go deeper.

• Format: prefilled nicotine salt pod for the Elux Legend device platform
• Rated life: up to roughly 1500 puffs per pod (manufacturer estimate, not a guarantee)
• Range: Blue Edition, a set of blue-fruit flavours
• Strength: capped at 20mg/ml (2%) in the UK, with the exact figure shown on the variant you choose
• Capacity: UK-market pods are limited to 2ml of e-liquid
• Age: 18+ only, with age checks at checkout and on delivery

Everything below is written for adult smokers and existing vapers who want a straightforward idea of what these pods do well, where they fall short, and whether they suit how you vape. We have kept the claims modest on purpose. Where a detail depends on the exact device or batch, we say so instead of guessing.

Performance and Puff Delivery

Start with the number on the box. A rating of 1500 puffs comes from a machine that takes fixed, evenly spaced draws, commonly around three seconds each, until the pod stops producing vapour. Real people do not vape like that. Someone who takes quick one-second sips can reach or even pass the figure, while someone who takes long four or five second draws will drain the liquid faster and fall short. Think of 1500 as the top of the range rather than the middle of it.

There is also some simple arithmetic worth knowing. UK rules limit a prefilled pod to 2ml of e-liquid. Spread across 1500 puffs, that works out at roughly 0.0013ml per puff, which is a very small amount. Most adults taking ordinary draws use more than that, so a realistic expectation for many people is somewhere below the headline figure. If you expect exactly 1500 draws from every pod you will probably be disappointed. If you expect a pod that lasts several days of moderate use, you probably will not be.

Here is a rough guide using the rated figure, for illustration only.

• At about 100 puffs a day, a pod could last around two weeks
• At about 200 puffs a day, a little over a week
• At about 300 puffs a day, around five days
• Chain vaping or long draws will shorten all of the above

Draw style. Prefilled pods in this class are built for a mouth-to-lung draw, meaning you hold the vapour in your mouth for a moment before breathing it in. The airflow is moderate and slightly restricted, similar to pulling on a cigarette, which many people switching from smoking find familiar. If you prefer open, direct-to-lung draws and big clouds, a sub-ohm tank is a different kind of product and this one will feel tight by comparison.

Vapour and throat hit. Vapour volume is modest, in line with the compact devices these pods are designed for. Throat hit depends mostly on nicotine strength and on whether the flavour carries a cooling element. At 20mg/ml, nicotine salt liquid gives a noticeable but smooth hit. At lower strengths it is gentler and easier to keep up through a long evening.

Consistency across the pod. The first two thirds of a pod should taste steady from puff to puff. As the liquid level drops towards the end, you may notice the flavour thinning out, the vapour feeling slightly warmer, or a faint toasted note. Those are signs the wick is running short of liquid. Swap the pod at that point rather than pushing through, because dry hits are unpleasant and wear out the coil.

These are the things that change how many puffs you really get.

• Draw length and how often you vape through the day
• Nicotine strength, since stronger pods tend to satisfy in fewer puffs
• Room temperature, because cold thickens e-liquid and slows wicking
• Device output, if your device offers more than one power mode
• How well the pod was left to settle before the first use

Flavour Profile: The Blue Edition Range

The Blue Edition name groups together a family of blue-fruit flavours. In vape flavours, blue usually means blue raspberry, which is sweet, tart and slightly candy-like, or blueberry, which is rounder, jammier and closer to real fruit. Both are often paired with ice, lemonade or other berries. The exact flavours in stock change from batch to batch, so use the flavour selector on the product listing to see what is available today. The descriptions below cover the styles you will typically find in a blue-themed line, so you know what to expect from each.

• Blue Razz Lemonade: blue raspberry with a lemon-soda sharpness. Sweet at the front, with a clean tart finish. A sensible first pick if you like fizzy drinks.
• Blueberry Ice: ripe blueberry with a cooling sensation on the exhale. Rounder and less sugary than the raspberry options.
• Blue Sour Raspberry: blue raspberry with a sour-sweet edge, similar to a sour sweet. Bold, and noticeably sweet.
• Blueberry Sour Raspberry: two berries with one doing the tart work. The blueberry softens the sourness, so it lands gentler than the pure raspberry version.
• Blueberry Cherry Cranberry: a three-fruit mix with darker berry notes and a lightly tart cranberry finish. Less candy, more juice.
• Blue Slush: a frozen-drink style, cold and sweet with a slightly syrupy feel. Pleasant on a warm day.
• Blue Cotton Candy: spun-sugar sweetness with a berry background. The sweetest style in this list, aimed at anyone who likes dessert flavours.

Sweetness. Blue flavours lean sweet. Nicotine salts are smooth, so the sweetness can mask the nicotine and make it easy to take more puffs than you planned. If you find sugary profiles cloying after a day or two, the ice variants are usually easier to live with because the cooling cuts through the sugar.

Cooling versus non-cooling. Ice variants add a fresh, menthol-style chill that you feel at the back of the throat. It is not the same as a full menthol or mint flavour, so if you are a menthol smoker, check that the flavour you pick actually describes mint. Non-ice variants taste warmer and fruitier, and the nicotine hit is easier to feel because nothing is competing with it.

Flavour fatigue. Vaping the same sweet flavour all day can dull your taste for it, which vapers often call vaper's tongue. Drinking water, brushing your teeth or switching to a different flavour for an hour usually fixes it. Because the pod format makes swapping cheap and quick, many people keep two flavours in rotation, one sweet and one cooling, and alternate.

Realistic expectations. Flavour descriptions are subjective, and one person's blue raspberry is another person's boiled sweet. If you want something that tastes like real fruit, the blueberry-led options are closer than the raspberry ones. If you want tobacco, coffee or dessert notes, this edition is not the right place to look.

Pod Design and Build Quality

A prefilled pod is a small, sealed cartridge with three jobs: hold the e-liquid, carry the coil, and deliver vapour through the mouthpiece. Pods in this format are usually moulded from durable plastic, with a clear or semi-clear window so you can see the liquid level at a glance. That window is more useful than it sounds. It tells you when the pod is nearly empty, which is your cue to swap it before the coil starts running dry.

The pod attaches to the device with a push-fit connection. You press it in until it seats firmly, and electrical contacts at the base connect the coil to the battery. A pod that sits flush with the device and does not wobble is correctly fitted. If it feels loose, take it out, check the contacts are clean and dry, and reseat it. Do not force it, because that is how contacts get bent.

Here is what to look at when your pods arrive.

• Intact seal: the pod should come in sealed packaging with no tears or signs that the pack has been opened before
• Clean contacts: the metal contacts at the base should be bright and free from residue
• Liquid level: the pod should look full, with no large air gap and no liquid pooling on the outside
• Mouthpiece: it should be smooth and free from cracks, with an open airway

If any of those look wrong, do not use the pod. Contact us with your order number and a photo, and we will look into it.

Why leaks happen. Prefilled pods are filled at the factory and sealed, but they can still weep if they are stored on their side in a warm place, dropped, or squeezed hard in a pocket. Keeping pods upright in their packaging until you need them is the simplest prevention. A tiny amount of condensation in the mouthpiece is normal. Liquid dripping out of the airway is not.

Disposal and recycling. A used pod still contains a heating element and some residual liquid, so it should not go in the general bin. Where possible, treat it as small waste electrical equipment. Many UK vape shops accept used pods and devices for recycling, and most council household waste recycling centres have dedicated drop-off points for small electricals. Never put vapes or batteries in kerbside recycling or the household bin, because crushed lithium batteries are a real fire risk in refuse lorries. Rinse nothing down the sink, and keep used pods out of reach of children and pets until you can drop them off.

Battery and Charging

The pod does not contain a battery. Power comes from the Elux Legend device it clicks into, so the battery questions are really questions about your device. That distinction matters when you compare costs and when you plan your day, because a pod and a battery do not run out at the same time.

Compact pod devices in this class commonly carry batteries somewhere in the range of 400 to 1000mAh, and the exact figure is printed on the device or its box. As a rough piece of arithmetic, a 600mAh battery stores about 2.2 watt-hours. If each three-second puff uses roughly 25 to 35 joules, that is somewhere around 250 to 350 puffs per charge. On those numbers, getting through a full 1500-puff pod could take anywhere from three to six charges. Treat these as ballpark figures, because real battery life varies with the device, the power setting, the age of the battery and the temperature.

What this means in practice is that the battery will usually be the thing you top up most often, and the pod is the thing you replace once or twice a week depending on how much you vape. If you use the device heavily, keep a charging cable where you spend most of your time, such as at your desk, rather than relying on one long charge a day.

Charging sensibly. Lithium batteries are safe when treated properly and a hazard when they are not. These habits keep the risk low.

• Use the cable supplied, or a reputable USB cable in good condition
• Plug into a standard USB wall adapter or a computer port rather than a fast-charge brick designed for laptops
• Charge on a hard, non-flammable surface and not on a bed, sofa or pile of papers
• Do not leave the device charging overnight or unattended
• Unplug it once the indicator shows it is full
• Stop using any device that swells, becomes unusually hot, smells of burning or has a cracked casing

Temperature. Batteries dislike extremes. Leaving a device in a hot car or on a sunny windowsill can damage the cell and thin the e-liquid enough to cause leaks. In the cold, battery output falls and the liquid thickens, so a device taken out of a freezing pocket may feel weak for the first few puffs. Let it come to room temperature before judging it.

End of life. A battery that no longer holds a useful charge should be recycled with other small electricals, in the same way as the pods. Do not try to open the casing or remove the cell.

Coil and Mesh Technology

Inside every prefilled pod is a small coil and a wick. The wick, usually cotton, draws e-liquid from the reservoir to the coil. The coil heats up when you inhale, turning that liquid into vapour. Because the coil is built into the pod and sealed, you never touch it, and it is replaced every time you change the pod. That is a large part of the convenience: a fresh coil with every fresh pod means you do not deal with the burnt taste of an old coil.

Elux markets its range around mesh coil heating, and mesh is common in current prefilled pods. A mesh coil is a thin, perforated sheet of resistance material rather than a wire wound in a spiral. Because the heating surface is wider, the liquid is warmed more evenly. In practice that tends to mean quicker warm-up, steadier flavour from puff to puff and fewer hot spots on the wick. The trade-off is that a mesh coil can use liquid slightly faster than a small round wire coil at the same power. Check the product listing for the exact coil type on the pod you are buying, since that detail can vary between pod generations.

Pods designed for nicotine salts and a mouth-to-lung draw typically have coil resistance in the region of 0.8 to 1.2 ohms. Higher resistance means gentler heating and a more cigarette-like draw. Lower resistance means warmer, bigger vapour, but burns through the pod faster and is better suited to lower nicotine strengths. Nicotine salt liquids are designed to work at the moderate heat of this kind of coil, which is one reason the throat hit stays smooth at higher strengths.

Letting the pod settle. A new coil needs to be saturated before you use it. After clicking a fresh pod in, wait five to ten minutes. This gives the wick time to soak up liquid. Skipping this step is the single most common cause of a burnt first puff, and a burnt first puff can permanently damage a thin cotton wick.

Sweet liquids and coil life. Fruit and candy flavours contain sweeteners that can caramelise on the coil over time. You may notice the flavour become slightly dull or burnt in the last stretch of a pod. That is normal at the end of the rated life and is another reason not to push a pod beyond its limit.

• Do not try to refill a prefilled pod. They are not designed for it, and doing so can cause leaks, poor wicking and a burnt coil
• Take smaller, gentler puffs rather than long hard ones, particularly on the first few draws
• Leave a short gap between puffs so the wick can re-saturate
• Replace the pod as soon as the flavour fades and the vapour feels hot

Nicotine Strength Guidance

Choosing a strength is the decision that matters most, because it determines whether the pods satisfy you or leave you chasing cravings. UK rules cap nicotine at 20mg/ml, which is 2%, and that cap applies to every nicotine vaping product on sale, including the disposables that were sold before the ban. These pods use nicotine salts, which are absorbed more smoothly than freebase nicotine and are why a 20mg/ml pod does not feel as harsh as the same strength in an older style of e-liquid.

Use the guide below as a starting point and adjust. If the listing offers only one strength for a given flavour, that is the strength in the pack.

• 20mg/ml (2%): usually suitable for people smoking around ten or more cigarettes a day, or anyone who has tried lower strengths and kept going back to cigarettes
• 10 to 12mg/ml: suitable for lighter smokers, social smokers and people who already vape at a moderate level and want a gentler hit
• Below 10mg/ml: suitable for people stepping down from a moderate strength, or for very light use

Signs the strength is too high. Nausea, dizziness, headaches, a racing heart, hiccups or a sore throat that does not ease. If you feel any of these, stop, get some fresh air and drink water. Move to a lower strength next time, and take fewer, shorter puffs.

Signs the strength is too low. You vape almost constantly, you get cravings soon after putting the device down, you are irritable, or you find yourself reaching for cigarettes again. Stepping up one strength level often fixes it, and a pod at the right strength may actually last longer because you take fewer draws.

Cooling flavours and strength. Ice variants can make a high-strength pod feel sharper, because the cooling and the nicotine both register in the throat. If you are sensitive, choose a non-ice flavour at a higher strength or an ice flavour at a lower one.

A note on health. Vaping is not risk-free, and nicotine is addictive. UK public health bodies consider vaping far less harmful than smoking tobacco, which is why the NHS supports it as a stop-smoking tool for adult smokers. That does not make it suitable for everyone. If you do not smoke, do not start. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or have a heart condition or high blood pressure, speak to your GP or pharmacist before using nicotine products. Free local stop-smoking services can also help you plan a step-down over time rather than stalling on one strength indefinitely.

Who These Pods Are For, and Who Should Skip Them

No product suits everybody, and it is better to know that before you order. Here is an honest breakdown.

These pods suit:

• Adult smokers who want to switch and prefer something simple, with no refilling and no maintenance
• Former disposable users who want a similar level of convenience from a rechargeable device and pods that can be swapped
• Existing Elux Legend device owners who need replacement pods in a fruit-led flavour range
• People who like to rotate flavours without buying a whole new device each time
• Vapers who prefer a mouth-to-lung draw and a discreet, pocketable setup
• Anyone who values consistency, since every pod has a fresh coil and a factory-measured fill

You may want to skip these pods if:

• You are under 18, or you do not currently smoke or vape. Nicotine products are not for you
• You want large clouds or a direct-to-lung draw, which calls for a different style of device
• You vape heavily and want the lowest running cost, since refillable kits with bottled e-liquid cost less per millilitre
• You want to fine-tune your strength in small steps, or mix your own liquids, which is only possible with refillable systems
• You prefer tobacco, menthol-only or non-sweet flavours, because the Blue Edition is built around fruit and sweetness
• You do not own a compatible Elux Legend device and do not want to buy one, because the pods will not work on their own
• You have a medical condition that nicotine might aggravate, in which case speak to a healthcare professional first

Check compatibility before you buy. Pods only work with the device they were designed for. If you are not sure whether your device takes this pod, check the model name printed on the device or its box and compare it with the compatibility note on the listing. If you are still unsure, message us and we will help you match them up before you order, which is much easier than sending a pod back.

If you are new to vaping and trying to quit smoking, there is one extra point worth making. A device that you find easy and pleasant to use is more likely to replace cigarettes completely. Pods are popular with new switchers precisely because there is so little to learn, but give yourself a few days and the right strength before deciding whether it works for you.

How to Use and Activate Your Pod

Using a prefilled pod is straightforward, and most problems come from skipping one of the steps below. Follow them in order the first time and it will become automatic.

• Step one, check the pack: make sure the pod is the right flavour and strength, the seal is intact and the expiry or best-before date is in the future. Confirm that it is the right pod for your device.
• Step two, prepare the pod: remove any outer wrapping and any protective seal or cap from the mouthpiece and the base. Keep the pod upright and avoid squeezing the body.
• Step three, fit the pod: line it up with the device and press it in until it clicks or sits flush. Give it a gentle tug to confirm it is secure.
• Step four, let it settle: wait five to ten minutes before your first puff. This lets the wick soak up liquid and is the most important step for avoiding a burnt taste.
• Step five, take the first puffs gently: most devices in this format are draw-activated, so there is no button. Simply inhale through the mouthpiece. Take two or three short, easy puffs of about two seconds to prime the coil.
• Step six, settle into your rhythm: take slow draws, hold briefly in the mouth, then inhale. Leave a few seconds between puffs.

If your device has a button or a power mode, follow the instructions that came with it, because activation can differ between device models.

Changing a pod. Pull the empty pod straight out of the device without twisting. Fit the new one as above and wait a few minutes. Place the old pod in a bag or a small container until you can take it to a recycling point.

Storing spare pods. Keep them in their packaging, upright, in a cool place away from direct sun and heat. A drawer or shelf is fine. A car glovebox or a window ledge is not. Keep all nicotine products out of the reach of children and pets. Nicotine liquid is harmful if swallowed or if it touches the skin or eyes in quantity. If a pod leaks onto your skin, wash with soap and water.

Using your device out and about. Draw-activated devices can fire accidentally in a bag or pocket if something presses on the mouthpiece. Use a small case, or keep the mouthpiece covered, so the battery does not drain unnoticed. Remember that vaping is restricted in many indoor and public places, including public transport and most workplaces, so check local rules and be considerate of people nearby.

Troubleshooting Common Problems

Most issues with prefilled pods have simple causes. Here are the ones we see most often, with the usual fix.

• No vapour, or the device does not respond: check the pod is fully seated and the contacts are clean and dry. Charge the device, because a flat battery is the most common cause. Take a firmer draw, since a very gentle one may not trigger the sensor. Try a different pod to rule out a faulty one.
• Burnt or dry taste: the pod is either running low or was not left to settle. Check the liquid window. If liquid is visible, wait a few minutes and take shorter puffs. If the pod is nearly empty, replace it. Do not keep going on a burnt coil, as the taste will not recover.
• Weak flavour: this can be vaper's tongue, a pod near the end of its life, or a cold device. Try a different flavour for a while, drink some water, and warm the device to room temperature.
• Leaking: wipe the pod and the contacts with a dry tissue and make sure the pod is fully seated. Store pods upright. If it keeps leaking, replace the pod and contact us with a photo.
• Gurgling or crackling: there is condensation in the airway. Remove the pod, tap it gently on a tissue and blow lightly through the mouthpiece to clear it.
• The device flashes or switches off: usually a low battery, a short circuit from a damp contact or a pod that is not seated. Charge it, dry the contacts and reseat the pod.
• The pod will not fit: do not force it. Check that the pod is made for your device. If it is the right model and still will not fit, contact us.
• The pod runs out too soon: long draws, chain vaping, a strength that is too low or a cold environment can all shorten life. A realistic expectation is less than the full 1500 puffs for most people.
• The device gets hot: short bursts of warmth are normal. If it becomes uncomfortably hot, stop using it, let it cool and check for damage.

Safety first. If a battery swells, hisses, smells of burning or produces smoke, put the device down on a non-flammable surface outdoors if you can do so safely, keep away from it and call emergency services if there is a fire. Do not try to put it in a bin or bury it in water.

Genuine faults. If you receive a pod that is damaged, leaking on arrival, the wrong item or clearly faulty, tell us promptly with your order number and photos. Under the Consumer Rights Act 2015 goods must be of satisfactory quality and as described, and we will put genuine faults right. Do not use a pod you believe is faulty while you wait for a reply.

Value for Money

Prices change, so check the listing for the current figure. What we can do is show you how to judge value, so you can work it out for yourself and compare against other products fairly.

Cost per day. Divide the price of a pod by the number of days it lasts you. If a pod costs a few pounds and lasts you five days, that is a small daily cost. If it only lasts two days because you vape heavily, the daily cost is two and a half times higher. This is more useful than cost per puff because it reflects how you actually vape.

Cost per puff, for illustration. If a pod cost five pounds and delivered 1000 real puffs, it would cost half a penny per puff. If it delivered the full 1500, it would cost about a third of a penny. The difference shows why an honest estimate of your own use matters more than the number printed on the box.

Against cigarettes. A pack of 20 cigarettes now costs well over fifteen pounds in most UK shops. A smoker getting through a pack a day can spend more than a hundred pounds a week. Even a heavy vaper using several pods a week will typically spend less, which is one of the main reasons many adults switch.

Against disposables. Before the 2025 ban, single-use disposables cost a similar amount per unit as a pod, but you threw away the battery, the casing and the charging port every time. With a pod system you buy the device once and then pay only for pods. Over a few months, that tends to work out cheaper, as well as producing far less electronic waste.

Against refillable kits. Refillable pod and tank systems with bottled e-liquid are cheaper per millilitre. A bottle of nicotine salt liquid costs less than a few prefilled pods and gives you many more puffs. The price you pay for prefilled pods is convenience: no filling, no spills, no coil changes, and a factory-measured fill.

• Prefilled pods suit people who value convenience and predictability
• Refillable kits suit people who vape heavily and want the lowest running cost
• Multi-pod packs or multi-buys, where offered, reduce the per-pod price and save on delivery
• Buying a spare pod or two means you never run out at an awkward moment

Value also depends on whether the flavour keeps you off cigarettes. A cheaper product you do not enjoy and abandon is poor value. A pod you actually like using is worth paying a small premium for.

How It Compares With Alternatives

Here is a fair look at how a prefilled pod of this kind compares with other options. Specifics change as brands update their ranges, so use this as a framework rather than a price list.

Versus other closed-pod systems. Vuse ePod, Blu and the Elfa pod kit from Elf Bar are examples of devices that also use sealed, prefilled pods. The principle is the same: click in a pod, vape, replace. The main differences are flavour range, availability on the high street and pod compatibility. Vuse has a large retail presence and a more conservative flavour list, while Elux Legend leans harder into fruit and ice flavours, so your pick depends on taste. Pods from one brand will not fit another brand's device, so you are tying yourself to a single system either way.

Versus refillable pod kits. Kits from brands such as SMOK, Vaporesso and Aspire let you fill the pod yourself with bottled liquid. They cost less to run, give you thousands of flavour combinations and let you pick the exact strength. They also need more attention: filling, cleaning, changing coils, and the occasional leak in your pocket. If you want the least maintenance, prefilled wins. If you want the lowest running cost and the most choice, refillable wins.

Versus the old disposables. Disposables were all-in-one, with no pod to swap. That convenience has gone because of the ban, and pods are the closest legal equivalent. A pod system gives you broadly the same flavour range and draw, but with a reusable battery and less waste.

Versus nicotine replacement. Patches, gum, lozenges and inhalators are approved stop-smoking aids available from pharmacies and are worth considering if you want a medically licensed route. Vaping can mimic the hand-to-mouth habit of smoking in a way patches cannot, which is why some people find it easier to stick with.

• Choose these pods if: you own a compatible device, like fruit and ice flavours, and want a no-fuss swap-and-go routine
• Choose another closed-pod brand if: you prefer a device you can pick up on any high street or want a different flavour range
• Choose a refillable kit if: you vape heavily and want lower running costs and finer control over strength
• Consider licensed nicotine replacement if: you want a medically approved step-down programme with a pharmacist's support

None of these is right for everyone. Think about how much time you want to spend on upkeep, how much you want to spend each month and what flavours you actually enjoy, then pick on that basis.