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We have determined the superconducting and magnetic properties of ahydrothermally synthesized powder sample of tetragonal FeS using muon spinrotation ({\mu}SR). The superconducting properties are entirely consistent withthose of a recently published study, showing fully gapped behavior and giving apenetration depth of {\lambda}_{ab} = 204(3) nm. However, our zero-field{\mu}SR data are rather different and indicate the presence of a small,non-superconducting magnetic phase within the sample. These results highlightthat sample-to-sample variations in magnetism can arise in hydrothermallyprepared phases, but interestingly the superconducting behavior is remarkablyinsensitive to these variations.

Robustness of superconductivity to competing magnetic phases in tetragonal FeS