We examine the binary codes from the adjacency matrices of various products of graphs, and show that if the binary codes of a set of graphs have the property that their dual codes are the codes of the associated reflexive graphs, and are thus LCD, i.e. have zero hull, then, with some restrictions, the binary code of the product will have the same property. The codes are candidates for decoding using this property, or also, in the case of the direct product, by permutation decoding.