Although CVS, Kroger, Rite Aid, and Walgreens say they will soon be dipping their toes into the shallow end of the CBD pool by selling topical applications of the cannabinoid, few mainstream supermarkets are stocking their shelves with cannabis products, and even fewer are offering a full lineup that includes tinctures, gummies, vape pens, and capsules. In Colorado, that leaves consumers to wander the metaphorical, questionably stocked aisles of the internet or get CBD at a dispensary, where the accompanying THC content might be higher than desired. Happily, Boulder-born Lucky’s Market, which has five locations along the Front Range, dived into the CBD deep end in October 2017, making the specialty grocer an early adopter. Captained by senior director of apothecary Sindy Wise, Lucky’s Market’s program focuses on full-spectrum hemp…